Mcp For Stata

This server lets an AI agent drive a local installation of Stata, the statistical software used in economics and empirical research. It was previously named Stata MCP, and the project describes itself as an open source implementation. The agent can inspect data, write and run do files, query Stata help, read logs and review regression output, while the statistical computation itself stays in the local Stata install. The installer also sets up two reusable Skills for clients that support Agent Skills. One guides analysis, so the agent reads data structure first, generates and executes do files, reads logs and asks for explicit authorization before installing third party packages. The other supports audit, inspecting execution records, security interceptions and script snapshots stored in a local folder, verifying file hashes and producing a local HTML report. The vendor notes this is on demand review, not automatic monitoring. A Security Guard is on by default. It checks do files before they reach Stata and blocks recognized file deletion, system commands and external code execution. Do files must sit inside a configured working directory or a managed directory. It works with Claude Code and other MCP clients. The site is published in Chinese, and the page describes the current release as version 1.25.0. The project is installed with a single command through uvx. The site publishes no pricing page and states no price.