My Claude Code Setup
3 months ago
- #academic-workflow
- #automation
- #claude-code
- Pedro H. C. Sant'Anna shares his Claude Code setup for academic work, including lecture slides, R scripts, and Beamer-to-Quarto pipelines.
- The setup acts as a starter kit for academics, automating tasks like LaTeX/Beamer, R, and Quarto workflows with Claude Code.
- Features include a contractor mode orchestrator, Beamer → Quarto pipeline with 11-phase translation, and 10 specialized agents for tasks like proofreading and domain review.
- Implements an adversarial critic-fixer loop for quality checks across up to 5 rounds, ensuring outputs meet quality standards.
- Includes 19 slash commands and 17 context-aware rules for tasks like compiling LaTeX, proofreading, and data analysis.
- Supports research workflow skills such as literature synthesis, hypothesis generation, and manuscript review.
- Offers smart hooks like macOS desktop notifications and file protection for bibliography and settings.
- Encourages a plan-first workflow with continuous learning and corrections persisted in MEMORY.md across sessions.
- Provides a research exploration workflow with a structured sandbox for prototyping and simplified orchestrator for R/research.
- Automates session log enforcement and Beamer-Quarto sync via auto-loaded rules.
- Getting started involves cloning the GitHub repo and using the starter prompt to adapt the workflow to your project.