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01Agent Claude Code
We are very excited to write this document about Claude Code with MCP-for-Stata. At my daily research, Claude Code is one of the tools I use most often.
A MCP server for integrating Stata into your agent loop with a safety-first design.
Agent Claude Code
We are very excited to write this document about Claude Code with MCP-for-Stata. At my daily research, Claude Code is one of the tools I use most often.
Agent Claude Code
A Chinese-language coding agent focused on documenting how MCP-for-Stata works with Claude Code. Stata is software commonly used for statistics and data analysis.
Agent Claude Code
Claude Science uses a stricter sandbox policy that prevents reading from and writing to the home directory () by default. This causes the MCP-for-Stata server to fail immediately on startup when configured in the usual way.
Agent Claude Code
An agent configuration focused on a Claude Science setup, where Claude is an AI coding assistant and MCP-for-Stata is a service that connects it to Stata, a statistics program.
Agent Claude Code
This document explains how to use MCP-for-Stata with Codex, OpenAI's coding agent available as a CLI and as a VS Code extension.
Agent Claude Code
A Chinese-language guide for connecting MCP-for-Stata to Codex, OpenAI’s coding agent, which runs from a command line or as a VS Code extension.
Agent Claude Code
Usually, running uvx stata-mcp install -c dsh installs the project into DeepSeek Harness Web.
Agent Claude Code
An agent-installation note for setting up a project in DeepSeek Harness Web, a web interface for running AI agents.
Agent Claude Code
Since OpenClaw does not natively support the MCP tool protocol, MCP-for-Stata provides standalone CLI tool commands that OpenClaw can use through terminal tool invocation.
Agent Claude Code
A command-line integration for OpenClaw, a system that does not natively support MCP tools, to use MCP-for-Stata commands. MCP is a protocol for connecting agents to external tools.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: