Ask in plain language
Request regressions, survival models, tables, or graphs the way you would ask a colleague. You get readable, commented do-files you can edit before anything runs.
Bantuity Studio Light · Beta
Your research. Your Stata.
An AI that works with both.
Describe the analysis you need in plain language. Copilot writes clear do-files, runs them on your licensed Stata on your computer, and explains the results — without sending your data to the cloud for execution.
Download Bantuity Studio Light (Studio Light) Beta for Copilot and Plotex. Analysis runs on your licensed local Stata. For IDE workflows, see MCP integration.
Bantuity Studio Light (Windows)
Install once. Generate analysis, run it on local Stata, and prepare figures for publication — in one application. Studio Light is currently in Beta.
- Download and install Bantuity Studio Light for Windows
- Open Copilot (analysis) or Plotex (figures) from the sidebar
- Start the local Stata service when you run jobs (requires licensed Stata 17 or later on the same PC)
Requirements: Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), licensed Stata 17+ on the same computer, and internet access for AI generation and interpretation. Stata code always executes locally under your license.
Built for researchers who refuse black boxes
Get help writing and running Stata without giving up your license, your data, or control of every step.
Runs on your Stata
Analysis executes under your licensed local Stata — the same environment you trust today. No mystery cloud runtime.
Everything is reproducible
Prompts, do-files, logs, and interpretations stay in your project so you can audit, share methods, and pick up where you left off.
How it works
- Describe — tell Copilot what you want to analyze.
- Review — check the generated do-file and explanation before you run it.
- Run — execute on your machine via the desktop app Stata service; results and figures return to your workspace.
- Polish — open graphs in Plotex for journal themes. Statistics unchanged.
Work from your coding environment
With the optional Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Grok can use the same Copilot projects, datasets, and local Stata runs from inside your IDE.
Install the server
Set up bantuity-mcp on the machine that hosts your coding tool. Full steps are in the setup guide.
Connect your tool
Point the host at the MCP server and start the Stata service in the Bantuity desktop app when you need live runs.
Analyze from the IDE
Upload data, generate do-files, run checks, and recover from errors using the same pipeline as the desktop workspace.
Why local execution matters
Sensitive survey, clinical, or administrative data does not need to leave your machine for Stata to run.
1. Data stays with you
Stata runs on your PC under your license — not in a shared cloud interpreter.
2. Your stack, your packages
Use the Stata edition and community packages you already have. No second cloud license.
3. You stay in the loop
Every do-file is visible before and after it runs. Edit, re-run, and keep a full trail for coauthors and review.
4. Hand off to Plotex
Captured graphs open in Plotex for journal themes and a full Figure Provenance Panel — statistics unchanged.
What you can ask for
From data checks to models and graphs — then send figures to Plotex when you need publication polish.
Describe & clean
describe, summarize, recode, labels, missing data, and exploratory tables.
Models
Linear, logistic, Cox, mixed models, and more — with clear, commented code.
Figures
Scatter, bar, KM, forest, ROC, and margins plots with graph export for Plotex.
Part of Bantuity
BANTUITYProfile
Knowledge profiles and talent matching.
BANTUITYResearchOpen scientific registry for research ideas.
BANTUITYLegibleEvery SA job. Made readable.
BANTUITYPlotexPublication-ready Stata figures — statistics untouched.
BANTUITYCopilot
AI-assisted analysis that runs on your local Stata.
Start your next analysis
Install Bantuity for Windows. Copilot for analysis, Plotex for publication figures — both connected to your licensed local Stata.