Open Source Software
Official economic data is often fragmented across portals, formats, and institutions. These tools make those sources easier to use in reproducible economic research.
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AI agent tooling
Structured access to official statistics for language models and automated research workflows.
mcp-bcrp
Exposes more than 5,000 indicators from Peru’s central bank as structured tool calls for economic analysis.
mcp-wbgapi360
Retrieves World Bank Data360 indicators asynchronously and builds consistent cross-country datasets.
mcp-sinim
Searches Chilean municipal statistics in natural language and extracts panel data for 345 municipalities.
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Python
Clients and data pipelines for working directly with public statistical sources.
enahodata
Downloads and processes Peru’s ENAHO survey modules for poverty and labor-market research.
usebcrp
Provides programmatic access to Peru’s central-bank series for macroeconomic and national-accounts research.
usecasen
Prepares Chile’s CASEN survey data for reproducible socioeconomic and multidimensional-poverty analysis.
usebcch
Retrieves Central Bank of Chile series for economic analysis and policy monitoring.
03
Stata
Utilities for acquiring, cleaning, and reporting public-sector data.
useminedu
Downloads school statistics and education-census indicators from Peru’s ESCALE platform.
fixencoding
Repairs character-encoding problems across collections of legacy Stata files.
siafreport
Generates public-expenditure reports from Peru’s SIAF data for budget analysis and auditing.