Can microeconomists help build better AI models?
New guide with @pavelkireyev_io: we map how microeconomic theory connects to the post-training of LLMs.
I've been working on pi-goal-x for exactly this use case, in https://t.co/KhkDEqKeXG: https://t.co/YuEemS77jn. using it on a daily basis for research
install with
curl -fsSL https://t.co/SsCrY7pQwK | sh
pi install npm:pi-goal-x
super impressed by the team at @MATLAB!
My tools mcp-stata and Stata Workbench try to provide exactly this 'agentic toolkit' for Stata (within any IDE!). Take a look:
https://t.co/MJXpAfITxc
https://t.co/6wOfiXwgxu
i'm biased (Claes recommends my Stata Workbench extension, https://t.co/6wOfiXwgxu) - but a super useful guide for economists getting into AI within workflows we already use
I put together a short practical guide for economists who want to use Claude Code, but who haven't gotten around to trying yet.
The goal is to reduce the start-up costs by using Claude Code within VS Code.
@BrendanNyhan completely agree that it's an option. i've moved from the command line to the mcp server. abstraction helps.
it allows for multiple sessions, easy data browsing, help files being handled properly, errors being caught etc. all of this is abstracted without requiring more token use
built a lightweight mcp server for stata. run commands, check variables, and debug code through claude/codex/antigravity/windsurf without copy-pasting stata output into the chat. ~700 lines of python
https://t.co/kZuoyrL2BD
@cblatts hi Chris, great to see others getting claude-pilled! just flagging some Stata tools I've made that might be of interest to you/others
https://t.co/gWuBMWFT3p
built a lightweight mcp server for stata. run commands, check variables, and debug code through claude/codex/antigravity/windsurf without copy-pasting stata output into the chat. ~700 lines of python
https://t.co/kZuoyrL2BD
I am offering mentorship for PhD students in economic history again this year.
My PhD benefitted from having a fantastic supervisor, whom I can never repay. He said, "pass it on". I'm not an established academic, but I know what being a PhD candidate is like. 1/2
@YujungHwang3 asking Claude to write tests against expected output, and stating directly that success depends on passing these tests helps hugely with this
@aniketapanjwani the thinking is: is the cli interface designed by StataCorp the best way of interacting with Stata. if not, some light middleware can improve this
@aniketapanjwani i thought the same. but after setting up a workflow almost exactly like yours, the mcp just made more sense. multiple sessions, data browsing, help files being handled properly, etc. all of this is abstracted without requiring more token use by the llm