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Agents For Reproducibility — AI skill for Claude Code

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Workshop planning and materials for Using AI Agents for Reproducible Research.

How to install Agents For Reproducibility

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open techczech/agents-for-reproducibility and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Agents For Reproducibility does

Workshop planning and materials for Using AI Agents for Reproducible Research.

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README

Using AI Agents for Reproducible Research

Start With The Activity Guide

Use the public guide during the workshop for the activity sequence, setup links, direct sample-file download, and copyable Codex prompts.

Open the workshop activity guide

Quick links: public handout | download sample files | activity-guide source

Workshop workflow summary: sample files, Codex, project instructions, Git history, and published outputs.

This repository contains the workshop materials, planning notes, participant setup, exercises, fictional sample project, and GitHub Pages activity guide for **Using AI Agents for Reproducible Research**.

The workshop introduces AI agents as practical tools for making research work easier to inspect, repeat, document, and share. Codex is the main example because it can work with ordinary project folders, files, commands, Git, GitHub, publishing tools, reusable project instructions, and Agent Skills.

Workshop Abstract

This workshop introduces the use of AI agents to help researchers produce more reproducible research workflows from data management to data analysis - for both qualitative and quantitative data. Using Codex as the main example of a coding agent, it will show how agents fit into ordinary computer work and how they can make documentation, data management, versioning, reusable agent instructions, and dissemination practices easier to