← AI-Generated Economics Papers

A copy, not a working form. This is the request screen as Jason and a few colleagues see it, reproduced to show what commissioning a paper asks for. Every control is disabled and nothing here submits. The system itself is private; the papers it has produced are public.

📄 Commission a paper

Paperwright writes a full economics paper — NBER, BPEA, or think-tank style — with real data, a replication package, and Claude on the byline. It can ask you the key design questions first, then builds on the fleet and emails everyone the finished paper.

Finished papers are collected at the papers.

How Paperwright works →

Separate people however you like — new lines, commas, semicolons, slashes, pipes, “and”. Everyone you list gets their own row below, plus the emails and an answer link. Claude is always an author — pick each person's credit on their row.

Add at least one person (a name, ideally with an email).

Say anything else here too — stance, audience, results you expect, literatures to engage or avoid.

Focused academicNBER style Broader explorationBPEA style Think TankWorking Paper
Housemodern applied economics Jason'shis own register

The register an NBER-style paper is written in. "House" is a clean, current applied-economics voice; "Jason's" overlays his sentence and paragraph habits. BPEA and think-tank papers keep their own modules either way.

Find the angleemail me three pitches first Frontier datamay build its own dataset

A request of a line or less always gets the pitch round — there is no paper in one line yet, so the system finds one and asks. Frontier data is the "extensive version" when a pitch needs data nobody has wrapped; the pitch email asks before any of it starts.

Claudethe default Claude with guidance from…authors named Claude and the authorsco-authored

How the byline reads under the title. By default it is Claude alone, and the title page says who commissioned the paper; the other two name the authors above, in the order you typed them. Helpers are credited in the acknowledgments either way.

Or hand over files — a dataset, a source paper, a transcript. Up to about 3 MB each; more can be handed back later at the question round, or at a gate if the paper has one.

Word (.docx) PDF Markdown LaTeX (.tex)+ figures, zipped
Just build it Ask questions first Questions +one emailed round after research
Paperwright papers are written by Claude, an AI — the author line reads "Claude" and the title page says who commissioned the paper, unless you change it above. Nothing is posted or submitted anywhere by the system — Jason puts a finished paper on the papers page by hand, if he decides to. The page is gated; share the link only as you intend.