A research shelf, not just a content archive.
Guides, tutorials, talks, papers, tools, and outside sources curated for economists who want AI to help with real research workflows.
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Claude Code for Economists
An economist-specific map through the Claude Code course: what to watch closely, what to skim, and how to turn the core concepts into research workflows.
Codex for Economists
A practical guide to the Codex Desktop course for economists: interface, permissions, skills, Git, review loops, and what to do with your own research folders.
AI Agents for Economics Research
A practical introduction for economists who want to use AI agents for literature review, coding, data work, replication, writing, and slides without needing an enterprise-sized budget on day one.
How to Create a Stata Skill in Claude Code
Set up Claude Code for Stata by putting Stata on PATH, creating a reusable Stata skill, and handling PDF docs efficiently with pandoc, pdfgrep, and pdfplumber.
Which Agentic Coding Tool Should Social Scientists Use in 2026?
Comparison of Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex for economists and social scientists - which tool fits your workflow.
You're not using GPT Pro nearly enough
How to use GPT Pro with Codex for complex research, consulting, and software planning without manual copy-pasting.
Alex Petropoulos - Europe 2031 and Europe's AI Future
Alex Petropoulos joins Aniket to discuss Arq Foundation, Europe 2031, frontier AI access, compute and data-center policy, middle-power coalitions, ASML, digital sovereignty, and how Europe can build leverage over its AI future.
Alexander Kustov - Pangram, AI Writing, and Academic Research
Alexander Kustov joins Aniket to discuss Pangram, AI writing, academic norms, verification, teaching, and how agentic coding tools are changing quantitative social science workflows.
Scott Cunningham - Claude Code, Economics Research, and the Returns to Expertise
Scott Cunningham joins Aniket to discuss what agentic AI changes for empirical economics: faster research production, slower verification, difference-in-differences workflows, package audits, and the returns to expertise.
Empirical Work in the Age of AI
A Stanford IRiSS panel on how AI is changing empirical social science, with a reading map for economists who want the practical research-workflow lessons.
I interviewed Scott Cunningham on Claude Code and AI for economists
A few reflections on verification, expertise, and what agentic AI changes for empirical economics.
Can AI help you understand economics faster?
A practical experiment in using /goal to accelerate learning without outsourcing the thinking.
Does /goal matter for economists?
I introduce /goal , the productivity gains you can get from using it, and some suggestions for using it for economics research.
An intro to agentic coding for economists
The VoxDev seminar, the academic AI backlash, and why AI exposure is not the same thing as displacement.
How to Use Claude Code with Stata
A practical setup for Stata, reusable skills, PDF tooling, and the economists starting to automate empirical papers.
The library is meant to become queryable from your workflow.
As the archive grows, the goal is for economists to search these examples from Claude Code or Codex while they are actively working inside a research project.
Group workshops on agentic coding for economists.
Aniket has worked with over 100 economists across individual and group sessions to get them up to speed on Claude Code and Codex. Interested in having him work with your department or institution?