Thomas Monk

Yeah, I felt that all model's Stata abilities were severely lacking compared to other languages - stopping hallucinations was exactly my aim! I haven't played a lot with skills yet, but I do expose the help docs to the agent through the MCP in the hope that they will use it.

All I needed was the server when I wrote this, and an extension came 'free'.

I've tried to make my extension faster & easier (for standard workflows), but stata-mcp is great too!

I did - mine separates the MCP and the VS Code extension side, so that this MCP server can be used independently.

The backend is very different (stdio vs. SSE), so there should be noticeable speed/efficiency gains.

Screenshot of Stata Workbench running in Cursor

GitHub - tmonk/stata-workbench: A VS Code compatible extension (Cursor, Windsurf, Antigravity etc.) that allows Stata code to be run directly from the editor. Enables AI agents to directly interact wi... A VS Code compatible extension (Cursor, Windsurf, Antigravity etc.) that allows Stata code to be run directly from the editor. Enables AI agents to directly interact with Stata. Powered by [mcp-sta...

and also Stata Workbench, a VS Code/Cursor/Antigravity/Windsurf extension to run Stata code yourself directly within your IDE, using this MCP in the backend
github.com/tmonk/stata-...

i built a lightweight mcp server for stata. run commands, check variables, and debug code through claude/codex/antigravity/windsurf without copy-pasting stata output into the chat.
github.com/tmonk/mcp-st...