Turns a plain-language data/statistics task into correct, runnable Stata code, with good-vs-bad command guidance, Python↔Stata interop, and a growing recipe library (ARDL, time-series and panel regression, unit-root tests).
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Plugin stata-recipes in sugatoray/aiskills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.
What it installs
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stata-recipes
Turns a plain-language description of a data/statistics task into correct, runnable Stata code — a .do file or command sequence, not pseudocode. Use this whenever the user asks how to do something in Stata, wants a Stata command or .do file written or fixed, mentions Stata alongside a modeling task
Files GitHub issue(s) for a PR's work — one flat issue, or a parent epic plus children via GitHub's native parent/child relationship — then rewrites the PR's title (kept short) and description with an itemized, correctly nested issue list.
Docs skills: writes verified user documentation for a library, CLI or framework, structured like FastAPI, Pydantic, DuckDB and Effect docs: Getting Started, Tutorial, How-to Guides, Concepts, Reference, FAQ, SVG diagrams, and llms.txt for AI agents. Every snippet is run before it is published.
Skills for generating images in a variety of styles and applying visual styles or effects to existing images, including art walls and simulated comment overlays.
Persona skills: /prodigy acts as the top performer in any role or field and shares how they frame problems, deliver, avoid pitfalls, decide, and how to level up.
Repo-related skills: acting on a repository's own hosted state (issues, pull requests, releases, and similar). Files GitHub issue(s) for a PR's work and keeps the PR's title/description in sync with them.
Hypothesis testing, A/B experiment analysis, sample size calculation, and confidence intervals. 3 stdlib-only Python tools: Z-test/t-test/chi-square with effect sizes, sample size calculator with power tradeoffs, and Wilson score confidence intervals.
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