The companion templates

Pick the template that matches what you’re building. Both are GitHub template repositories — click “Use this template” to spin up your own copy.

Template	What it produces	Languages
project-template	The empirical research pipeline (download, transform, figures, tables, provenance). Pick a language combination at setup time; the template prunes the rest.	R and Python for every step; Stata for the analyze/tables step (any subset selectable at first run)
overleaf-template	The LaTeX manuscript that consumes the figures and tables produced by project-template.	LaTeX (Overleaf-compatible)

The two are designed to be used together: project-template writes .tex files into its OUTPUT_DIR, and overleaf-template’s main.tex reads them via \input{}. They share the same .env / keyring conventions so figures and tables produced by one slot into the other without configuration.

For information on reporting issues, contributing fixes or improvements, or seeking support, see Contributing.