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--- name: estimate description: Run a structural estimation pipeline — routes to /workflows:work with estimation context from empirical-playbook license: MIT --- This command routes to `/workflows:work` with estimation pipeline context. Before starting, load the `empirical-playbook` skill and its `references/estimation-pipeline.md` for the phased estimation workflow (data validation → identification → estimation → standard errors → robustness → results). Now run `/workflows:work` with the estimation pipeline framing. Follow the phase gates in `estimation-pipeline.md` — do not proceed to the next phase until the current phase's gate conditions are met.
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