From jfe-skills
Crafts JFE manuscript exhibits to meet house standards: readable tables with self-contained notes, consistent reporting conventions, and figures that carry the argument. Handles triage between main text and Internet Appendix.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/jfe-skills:jfe-tables-figuresThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
- A main table has so many columns no reader can parse it
JFE tables are dense but disciplined. Each main exhibit should make one clear point and be self-contained: a reader should grasp it from the title, column headers, and notes alone. Because JFE papers are long and robustness-heavy, ruthless triage between main-text and Internet-Appendix exhibits is part of the craft. The overflow goes to the online appendix that JFE asks you to append to the end of the main manuscript file (see jfe-internet-appendix). Manuscripts are submitted double-spaced, 12-pt+, with >= 1-inch margins, so dense tables must still read at that scale. Verify current formatting on jfinec.com.
【Main exhibits】list, each with its one message
【Reporting convention】SEs|t-stats ; star scheme
【Per-table footer fields】N / fit / FE / cluster present? yes/no
【Figures】[purpose of each]
【Moved to appendix】[exhibits relocated]
【Next】jfe-internet-appendix
npx claudepluginhub brycewang-stanford/awesome-journal-skills --plugin jfe-skillsEnforces self-contained, accessible tables and figures for The Journal of Finance manuscripts, with Roman-numeral tables, economic-magnitude reporting, and matching Internet Appendix numbering.
Generates tables and figures conforming to JFQA journal formatting: summary statistics, regressions, robustness, and self-contained notes with sample/clustering/winsorizing details.
Guides formatting of tables and figures for JEEA manuscripts: three-line tables, no significance stars, self-contained notes, and publication-quality figures.