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The Clo-Author is a Codex-first research workflow for empirical social science: economics, finance, marketing, management, accounting, and public policy.

Open youdele100fen/clo-author-codex → Checked against the four rules.

Works with any agent

ships AGENTS.md, the cross-tool instruction file.

In its own words

README.mdyoudele100fen/clo-author-codex

Work in progress. The workflow is evolving as the Codex migration matures. Expect a few rough edges while the plugin and docs settle.

The Clo-Author is a Codex-first research workflow for empirical social science: economics, finance, marketing, management, accounting, and public policy. It keeps the original clo-author ideas — plan-first execution, worker-critic review, journal-aware peer review, and quality gates — but now runs through a home-local Codex plugin plus lightweight project files such as AGENTS.md and clo-author.toml.

Live guide: hugosantanna.github.io/clo-author Historical origin: Pedro Sant'Anna's claude-code-my-workflow

Quick Start

1. Prepare Codex and the plugin

The current recommended setup is:

  • Codex with local plugin support
  • A home-local plugin installed at ~/plugins/clo-author-codex
  • A marketplace entry at ~/.agents/plugins/marketplace.json

If you are migrating an existing local clo-author installation, keep the legacy .claude/ assets in place during the first pass and let the Codex workflow sit beside them.

3. Open the repo in Codex

Once the plugin is installed, Codex should detect the project through:

  • AGENTS.md
  • clo-author.toml
  • the research folder layout
4. Start with a skill or a plain-language request

You can work in either of these styles:

Quoting 30% of the README. Read the rest on GitHub ↗

Where it came from

inspired by pedrohcgs/claude-code-my-workflow A ready-to-fork foundation for AI-assisted academic work. today

What this copy built: +assets +hooks +plugins +prompts +references +skills +tests — top-level directories this copy added on top of the original.

And a tool: +.codex-plugin — configuration the original does not ship.

Read from the repository's git tree on 2026-08-17.