dynare-copilot

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A Claude Code skill that takes your macroeconomic intuition — “I want a New Keynesian model with a financial accelerator,” “replicate Smets-Wouters 2007” — and turns it into a working, validated Dynare .mod file with steady state solved and IRFs in hand.

Its core job is to enforce the workflow experienced modelers follow anyway: derive first, translate second, validate incrementally — so timing errors, naming conflicts, and steady-state algebra mistakes get caught before they become wrong results. Concretely, it gives you:

• A vetted starting point, never a blank page — a built-in dual reference library (149 MMB replication models for economic structure + 89 Pfeifer examples for Dynare syntax) means every model starts from working code.
• A tool that sharpens with use — every model you finish is archived and consulted on future tasks; every bug you hit is logged with its fix, so the same trap is never debugged twice.
• Faithful replication, never a guessed model — when a paper hands part of its model off to another paper (“the financial block is identical to Gertler-Karadi 2011”), it stops and asks you for that source instead of silently reconstructing the missing block from memory.
• Paper-ready output — every IRF is delivered as a publication-quality vector figure, ready to drop into your manuscript.

No timing pitfalls. No silent errors. No blank page.

Enjoy the world of macroeconomics.

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Contents

• Requirements
• Installation
• Update
• Uninstall
• Use with OpenAI Codex
• Quick Start
• Supported Tasks
• How It Works
• Output Structure
• Repository Structure
• Advanced
• Join the Project
• Acknowledgements
• License

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