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All-in-one AI plugin for social scientists

The all-in-one AI plugin for Social Scientists

One download gives your own AI 17 research skills, 25 prompts and 8 apps for interviews, surveys, coding and write-ups.

Works inChatGPTClaudeMicrosoft 365 CopilotGeminiGrokGrok BotCursorKimi
Social Scientist at work
Inside the boxv1.0.0
  • 17skills
  • 25prompts
  • 8apps
  • 12Grok bots

What's inside

Your week is scattered. Interview recordings wait to be coded, survey responses sit half-cleaned in a spreadsheet, three papers need summarizing, and a draft sits at version six with comments you cannot trace. Each task lives in a different tool, and the quiet thinking time you need gets eaten by admin.

  • 17 research skills

    Coding interviews, testing survey data, planning questions, reviewing literature, summarizing papers, shaping hypotheses. Each skill asks for what it needs and explains what it did.

  • 25 ready-made prompts

    Grouped into nine topics: research design, theory, survey design, interview prep, qualitative and quantitative analysis, writing, presenting and ethics paperwork. Open one, fill in your details.

  • 8 research apps

    Workspaces that keep every claim tied to a source, from an interview evidence synthesis workspace to a watchlist that briefs you on new studies.

  • The Grok Bot team

    12 agents, including a Statistical Analyst, Academic Researcher, Peer Reviewer and Survey Generator. Hand off a task and get a working draft back.

  • Works in eight AIs

    ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Gemini, Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor and Kimi. Same plugin, in the assistant you already open each morning.

  • Daily news and ideas

    Members get a live feed of AI news for social scientists, one new idea each day with the prompt to run it, and automatic skill updates.

A day with your plugin

The plugin loads into the AI you already use. Ask the qualitative coding skill to group your transcripts by theme, or the statistical testing skill to check whether group differences hold. Every output traces back to your own transcripts, responses and papers, so you stay the one who decides.

  1. Morning

    You open ChatGPT with 12 interview transcripts. The qualitative coding skill tags each passage, groups them into themes and shows which quotes support each theme.

  2. Late morning

    A survey closes with 340 responses. The survey data cleanup skill removes duplicates, flags mismatched answers and anonymizes names before you read a single number.

  3. Afternoon

    A reviewer questions your group difference. The statistical testing skill runs the test, checks assumptions, reports the effect size in APA style and explains what it means.

  4. End of day

    You draft the discussion. The source-linked research writing workbench keeps every sentence tied to a paper or your own data, so review takes minutes tomorrow.

Install it in your AI

Choose the AI you use. No technical knowledge needed: it's a few clicks and some copy and paste.

Grok

A Grok Project with all the instructions and files. About 5 minutes.

  1. Download the Grok version and unzip it.
  2. Go to grok.com, open Projects in the left menu and click New project. Name it Social Scientist Assistant.
  3. Paste everything from grok-project/instructions.txt into the project's instructions.
  4. Upload the files from grok-project/knowledge to the project.
  5. Start your work chats inside this project. Try one of the lines in conversation-starters.txt.

Download for members

Members download the plugin for every job, with daily news, ideas and skill updates. Or buy this plugin alone for $49, once.

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Everything in the plugin

Your AI picks the right part by itself. You can also ask for one by name.

Skills for social scientists 17

  • qualitative data analysis assistantCodes interview transcripts into themes, with sentiment and group comparison. Example: coding 20 teacher interviews on remote learning.
  • statistical analysisPicks and runs the right test with assumption checks and APA reporting. Example: independent t-test on two group means.
  • lab literature review companionBuilds search strategies, summarizes articles, compares methods, and finds gaps. Example: reviewing 30 studies on food insecurity.
  • research paper summarizerExtracts findings from papers and compares studies side by side. Example: summarizing five papers on housing mobility.
  • survey research assistantWrites survey questions, plans distribution, and reports results. Example: drafting a 20-item civic engagement survey.
  • survey data processing assistantCleans raw responses, codes open ends, removes PII, and benchmarks. Example: cleaning 800 exit survey rows.
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  • insight survey architectPlans samples, drafts unbiased questions, tests data, and reports findings. Example: designing a national employee wellbeing survey.
  • hypothesis formulation assistantTurns a research gap into a testable hypothesis with variables and design. Example: linking social media use to loneliness.
  • research trend analystFinds patterns in papers, patents, and funding records. Example: mapping five years of climate migration research.
  • agency statistical analystRuns hypothesis tests and A/B analysis, sizes samples, and interprets significance. Example: checking a policy pilot's effect size.
  • journal ready manuscript studioFormats manuscripts, citations, figures, and submission documents to journal rules. Example: preparing an APA 7 submission packet.
  • agency litreviewSearches papers via Consensus and builds a source-linked research guide. Example: a PICO review on adolescent sleep.
  • design user researchWrites interview guides, usability tasks, and surveys with bias checks. Example: scripting interviews for a benefits portal study.
  • papers skillSearches Semantic Scholar, checks citations, and pulls arXiv PDFs. Example: finding 40 papers on voting behavior.

Plus a start-here assistant, the prompt library and the app builder, and for members the daily brief.

Ready-made prompts 25

Show all 9 topics
  • Presenting Findings2 prompts
  • Grants And Ethics Paperwork2 prompts

Apps you can build with AI 8

Your Grok Bot team 12

  • Statistical AnalysisRuns statistical tests and reports results in APA format for academic research.
  • Academic ResearcherSearches scholarly databases, analyzes papers, and writes structured findings to a markdown file.
  • Peer ReviewSystematically evaluate scientific manuscripts and grant proposals for rigor, reproducibility, and reporting standards.
  • Research GrantsWrites competitive research proposals for NSF, NIH, DOE, and DARPA with agency-specific formatting and review criteria.
  • Survey GeneratorGenerate source-backed AI/ML survey papers as self-contained HTML with curated bibliographies.
  • Research SynthesizerMerges findings from multiple researchers into a structured, sourced analysis.
  • Academic Research SynthesizerSynthesizes peer-reviewed research into cited literature reviews with confidence levels.
  • Data ResearcherDiscovers, collects, and validates data from multiple sources for analysis and decision-making.
  • Comprehensive ResearcherConducts thorough, multi-source research and delivers structured reports with citations.
  • Search SpecialistConducts deep web research with multi-source verification and structured reporting.
  • Grant FinderFinds grants you are actually eligible for and tracks every deadline backwards from submission.
  • Data AnalystAnalyzes numerical data to find trends, compare metrics, and produce statistical insights.

Get the plugin

Two ways to get it. Most people choose the membership: it includes every plugin and keeps them up to date.

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Membership

$9 a month, billed yearly

  • The plugin for social scientists, and for 500 other jobs
  • Daily AI news and a new idea every day, inside your AI
  • Skills update by themselves
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Become a member

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Standalone plugin

$49 once

  • The plugin for social scientists, for all eight AIs
  • All 17 skills, 25 prompts and 8 apps
  • Yours to keep, no subscription
  • No daily news, ideas or skill updates

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Questions

What is a plugin, and how do I install it if I am not technical?

A plugin is a set of instructions and reference files your AI reads. You download it once and add it in your AI's settings or a project. No coding. Setup takes a few minutes, and the plugin walks you through it.

Which AI assistants does it work with?

ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Gemini, Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor and Kimi. You keep using the assistant you already have open at work. Nothing changes about your account or your existing chats.

What is the difference between the member download and the $49 plugin?

The $49 option is a one-time standalone plugin: the skills, prompts and apps, yours to keep, with no updates. Members download two plugins a day, get the daily news and idea, and receive automatic skill updates as the field moves.

Is my data safe?

The plugin is instructions and files, not a service that stores your work. Your interviews, survey responses and drafts stay inside the AI provider you chose, under that provider's privacy terms and your own settings.

How many plugins can I download?

Members can download two plugins a day, so you can add the social scientist plugin alongside others that fit your work, or share one with a colleague on your team.

Learn to use AI as a social scientist

The plugin does the work; the learning path shows you how to get the most out of it, step by step.

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