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social-data-analysis

Phased social science research analysis and publication workflows

Guides researchers through rigorous quantitative, qualitative, and computational text analysis for academic publication. Covers R and Stata statistics, interview coding, abductive analysis, causal diagrams, and systematic literature searches via OpenAlex. Eliminates ad-hoc analysis by enforcing phased workflows with mandatory review pauses, pre-specified models, and built-in robustness checks. Produces publication-ready tables, figures, and literature databases for sociology and social science p
npx skills add nealcaren/social-data-analysis --all -g -y
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Instructs the agent on the repository's phased analysis architecture, listing each available skill, its invocation command, and the mandatory pause points where it must wait for user review before proceeding.

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How to install social-data-analysis?β–Ό

Run `npx skills add nealcaren/social-data-analysis --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all analysis skills globally.

What analysis methods does this support?β–Ό

It covers quantitative analysis in R and Stata (DiD, IV, matching, panel methods), qualitative interview coding, abductive analysis, computational text analysis in R or Python, causal DAG development, and systematic literature search via OpenAlex.

How do the phased workflows work?β–Ό

Each skill breaks analysis into numbered phases such as research design, data familiarization, specification, analysis, and robustness, with mandatory pauses between phases so you review and approve each step before continuing.

Do I need R, Stata, or Python installed?β–Ό

Yes, the statistical and text analysis skills execute code locally, so you need R for r-analyst, Stata for stata-analyst, and R or Python for text-analyst. The interview, abductive, DAG, and literature skills have no special runtime requirements.

Can I use this for a systematic literature review?β–Ό

Yes. The lit-search skill queries the OpenAlex API to build a corpus, screens papers with transparent criteria, snowballs through citation networks, and exports an annotated database with BibTeX for citation managers.

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