What problem does it solve? Researchers in architecture, engineering, and construction often struggle to meet funder and journal requirements for open science: writing data management plans, depositing data with DOIs, making simulation-based studies reproducible, and drafting data/code availability statements. ## Core Features & Use Cases - FAIR Data & Repositories: Apply FAIR principles and choose DOI-issuing repositories such as Zenodo, Figshare, Dryad, OSF, or Dataverse. - DMPs & Reproducible Code: Draft data management plans (DMPonline/DMPTool/Argos) and set up version control, environment capture (conda, renv, Docker, Binder), and literate analysis with Quarto or Jupyter. - AEC-Specific Reproducibility: Share simulation inputs (EnergyPlus IDF/EPW, OpenSees, Grasshopper), document calibration and uncertainty, and handle preprints, preregistration, registered reports, and availability statements. - Use Case: Before submitting a building energy simulation paper, use this Skill to archive the code release on Zenodo with a DOI, pin library versions, and write a compliant data and code availability statement. ## Quick Start Help me write a data management plan and a data and code availability statement for my EnergyPlus simulation study, and tell me how to archive the code with a DOI on Zenodo.