What it is
StatGPT is an AI assistant for statistics, developed by the IMF. It answers questions in plain language from official data and names the source.
A tool developed by the IMF
StatGPT was developed by the IMF. The OECD is trying it out to evaluate what it can do with OECD statistics: finding the right dataset, giving the figures with their source, and letting you explore them further. This evaluation covers more than 900 official OECD datasets.
You are looking at a tool from outside the OECD that is being tested here, not at an OECD service.
StatGPT is an AI assistant for statistics, developed by the IMF. It answers questions in plain language from official data and names the source.
The OECD is evaluating it on OECD data: how well it finds datasets, retrieves the right figures and cites its sources, and what it would take to use a tool like this.
Use it for real questions and tell us what works and what does not. Feedback is stored anonymously and is used only for the evaluation.
In this evaluation StatGPT reads official OECD data directly from the OECD statistics service. It shows the values exactly as published, names the dataset they come from, and links to it.
Name an indicator, a country and a period. StatGPT finds the matching dataset and returns the figures with their source.
Open the Advanced View on any answer to change countries, indicators and years, and download the data in SDMX or CSV.
Connect StatGPT to claude.ai, VS Code, Claude Code or Codex with a personal key. Get your key.
Three steps, using the OECD account you already have.
Use your OECD account. Your conversations are kept in your own private space.
One indicator, one country and a fixed period give the best answers, for example "in 2024".
Every answer names its dataset. Open it in the OECD Data Explorer for important figures.
Evaluation pilot. StatGPT is a tool developed by the IMF and is being tested internally at the OECD. It is not an OECD product, service or official position. Answers are generated by AI from public OECD data and may be incomplete or incorrect; please verify them against the source. Sign-in requires an OECD account. The service runs on working days, 08:30 to 18:00 Paris time.