QuaRCS-lab
Official@quarcs-lab · Nagoya, JAPAN
We exploit the integration of econometrics, data science and machine learning methods to understand and inform the process of economic development.
Agent Skills by QuaRCS-lab
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
sync-notebooks
Synchronize Jupytext paired .ipynb and Markdown .md files with uv run jupytext --sync.
prepare-region-submission
Automate REGION submission preparation with reviewer-blind bundles and required artifacts.
render
Render Quarto manuscripts into HTML, REGION PDF, Standard PDF, and DOCX outputs.
log-progress
Create timestamped Markdown log files in the ./log/ directory.
one-sentence-per-line
Reformat index.qmd to place each sentence on its own line.
bibtex-check
Audit BibTeX entries in references.bib for missing fields and DOIs.
chapter-standard
Verify metricsAI notebooks against the CH01-04 chapter template and report compliance.
proofread
Detect prose issues in metricsAI chapter notebook markdown cells.
compile-book
Regenerate modified chapter PDFs and merge them into a compiled metricsAI textbook.
Frequently Asked Questions About QuaRCS-lab
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can be performed using QuaRCS-lab capabilities?▼
These capabilities enable the synchronization of Jupytext notebook pairs, auditing of BibTeX reference files for missing DOIs, and the rendering of manuscripts into HTML, PDF, or DOCX formats. Additionally, users can generate reviewer-blind submission bundles and verify notebook compliance against specific chapter templates.
Who is the target persona for these technical skills?▼
The target audience includes econometric researchers, data scientists, and academic authors who manage complex, multi-chapter manuscripts. These skills are designed for professionals requiring rigorous version control and standardized formatting for peer-reviewed economic development publications.
What are the prerequisites for running these manuscript production tasks?▼
Execution requires a local environment configured with Quarto and Jupytext to handle the markdown and notebook file pairings. Users must maintain a structured directory containing a references.bib file and specific chapter templates to ensure the compliance and rendering functions operate correctly.