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Clo-Author

A Claude Code scaffold for empirical economics research, spanning literature review through journal submission. Eighteen agents organized as worker-critic pairs (e.g., Strategist + strategist- critic, Coder + coder-critic) with thirteen named pipeline commands from `/discover` and `/strategize` through `/write`, `/review`, `/revise`, `/talk`, and `/submit`. Targets the full inputs → knowledge production → outputs arc of the RISE diagram with a domain-specific focus on applied economics.

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What it does

Worker-critic pair architecture as a first-class design principle: every creator agent has a paired critic that cannot edit files, with 3-round escalation when they disagree. Built-in peer-review simulation with intellectual-disposition reviewers (Structuralist, Credibility, Measurement, Policy, Theory, Skeptic) weighted by journal culture and FATAL / ADDRESSABLE / TASTE classification of comments. Direct sibling to [`e2er`](e2er.md) but distributed as a forkable Claude Code template rather than a Docker stack.

Focus
end-to-end
Inputs
research-topic, research-question, referee-report
Outputs
paper-latex, code, slides, replication-package, referee-reports
Architecture
multi-agent, debate-consensus, human-in-loop, tool-use, persistent-memory, artifact-versioning
Maintained by
Hugo Sant'Anna (University of Alabama at Birmingham, Economics)
Started
2026

Description

Data model
Discipline
Economics
Method family
not specified
Design
not specified
Research stage
Research questionHypothesesLiterature discoveryLiterature synthesisResearch designData acquisitionData analysisFormal modelingCode generationDraftingRevision and editingReviewDissemination
Contributors
Hugo Sant'Anna
Usage
not used in published research yet
Source
RISE project catalogue · projects/landscape · @4c17bae
Record
pipeline:clo-author · JSON

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