  Accurate thermodynamic stability predictions enable data-driven computational
materials design. Standard density functional theory (DFT) approximations have
limited accuracy with average errors of a few hundred meV/atom for ionic
materials such as oxides and nitrides. Thus, insightful correction schemes as
given by the coordination corrected enthalpies (CCE) method, based on an
intuitive parameterization of DFT errors with respect to coordination numbers
and cation oxidation states present a simple, yet accurate solution to enable
materials stability assessments. Here, we illustrate the computational
capabilities of our AFLOW-CCE software by utilizing our previous results for
oxides and introducing new results for nitrides. The implementation reduces the
deviations between theory and experiment to the order of the room temperature
thermal energy scale, i.e. ~25 meV/atom. The automated corrections for both
materials classes are freely available within the AFLOW ecosystem via the
AFLOW-CCE module, requiring only structural inputs.
