pedrohcgs/claude-code-my-workflow
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A ready-to-fork Claude Code template for academics using LaTeX/Beamer + R. Multi-agent review, quality gates, adversarial QA, and replication protocols.
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# My Claude Code Setup [](LICENSE) [](CHANGELOG.md) [](.github/CONTRIBUTING.md) > **Actively maintained.** A summary of how I use Claude Code for academic work — slides, papers, data analysis, and more — packaged so you can fork it for your own research. See [CHANGELOG.md](CHANGELOG.md) for the latest changes. **Live site:** [psantanna.com/claude-code-my-workflow](https://psantanna.com/claude-code-my-workflow/) A ready-to-fork foundation for AI-assisted academic work. You describe what you want — lecture slides, a research paper, a data analysis, a replication package — and Claude plans the approach, runs specialized agents, fixes issues, verifies quality, and presents results. Like a contractor who handles the entire job. Extracted from a production PhD course and extended by a growing [community](#community--extensions). --- ## Quick Start (5–10 minutes, plus ~30 min for first-time installs) > **Before you start:** Claude Code + git are the minimum. To run the included `HelloWorld` demos end-to-end you also need XeLaTeX (Beamer sample) and Quarto (Quarto sample). R and the GitHub CLI are recommended. Python 3 is used by a few internal scripts (`check-palette-sync.py`, `check-tikz-prevention.py`) and is pre-installed on macOS/Linux. Full list in [Prerequisites](#prerequisites) below. Fastest path: clone first, then run `./scripts/validate-setup.sh` — it reports exactly what's missing with install links. > > **Only need Python/R/markdown?** You don't need XeLaTeX or Quarto. The agents, rules, skills, and orchestration patterns work for any text/code artifact. Skip the `HelloWorld` demos and head straight to `/data-analysis`, `/review-paper`, `/lit-review`, or `/review-r`. >