Run Hansl/Gretl econometrics workflows via MCP with GUI launch and artifacts.
Built for AI agents: run Hansl/Gretl workflows, get graph screenshots, and view calculations in the real Gretl GUI. It lets MCP clients run Gretl/Hansl scripts, raw Gretl command lines, existing files, package operations, package builds, help lookups, dataset summaries, and OLS models. The generic tool is the main path for prompt-generated Gretl workflows: the client writes Hansl from the user's…
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Built for AI agents: run Hansl/Gretl workflows, get graph screenshots, and view calculations in the real Gretl GUI. It lets MCP clients run Gretl/Hansl scripts, raw Gretl command lines, existing files, package operations, package builds, help lookups, dataset summaries, and OLS models. The generic tool is the main path for prompt-generated Gretl workflows: the client writes Hansl from the user's request, runs it through Gretl, and returns Gretl's output plus generated Keywords: Claude Gretl,…
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