Hi, everyone! Tired of writing dynare mod code and debugging?
I’m very excited to introduce you 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. Timing errors, naming conflicts, and steady-state algebra mistakes get caught before they become wrong results. A built-in dual reference library — 149 MMB replication models(from the Macroeconomic Model Data Base) for economic structure, and 41 Pfeifer DSGE_mod examples (from DSGE_mod) for Dynare programming patterns — means every new model starts from a vetted reference, not guesswork. Every model you finish is automatically archived in a personal model archive and consulted on future tasks; every bug you hit is logged with its fix, so the same trap is never debugged twice — the tool gets sharper the more you use it. Every IRF is delivered as a publication-ready vector figure, ready to drop into your paper.
No timing pitfalls. No silent errors. No blank page.
Enjoy the world of macroeconomics.