Alex Yang
Community@himself65 · Toronto, Canada
All Good Things
Agent Skills by Alex Yang
Showing 25 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
himself65tradingview-reader
Read quotes, options chains, screeners, and watchlists from the TradingView desktop app via CDP.
himself65startup-analysis
Analyze startups from VC investor, job applicant, and CEO perspectives using web research.
himself65yfinance-data
Fetch stock prices, financial statements, options chains, and analyst data via the yfinance Python library.
himself65earnings-preview
Generates pre-earnings briefings from Yahoo Finance data using yfinance.
himself65stock-correlation
Analyze stock co-movement, correlation matrices, and regime-dependent relationships using yfinance price history.
himself65estimate-analysis
Analyze analyst EPS and revenue estimates, revision trends, and growth projections via yfinance.
himself65saas-valuation-compression
Analyzes ARR valuation multiple changes across SaaS funding rounds and attributes compression to causes.
himself65options-payoff
Generate interactive options payoff charts with Black-Scholes theoretical value curves and parameter sliders.
himself65earnings-recap
Analyze post-earnings results, surprises, and price reactions using yfinance data.
himself65company-valuation
Estimates public company intrinsic value via DCF, relative multiples, and SOTP triangulation.
himself65etf-premium
Calculate ETF premium or discount to NAV using Yahoo Finance data via yfinance.
himself65sepa-strategy
Analyzes stocks using Minervini's SEPA methodology with trend templates, VCP patterns, and risk-based position sizing.
himself65stock-liquidity
Analyze stock liquidity metrics including spreads, volume, market impact, and turnover via yfinance.
himself65hormuz-strait
Fetches real-time Strait of Hormuz status from the Hormuz Strait Monitor dashboard API.
himself65finance-sentiment
Fetch normalized stock sentiment signals from Reddit, X.com, news, and Polymarket via the Adanos Finance API.
himself65fintel-data
Query Fintel institutional market data via REST API or MCP server.
himself65hyperliquid-reader
Reads Hyperliquid perp and spot market data via opencli and the public info API.
himself65tradingview-mcp
Query TradingView market data, technical analysis, scans, and backtests through a bundled MCP server.
himself65skill-creator
Create, evaluate, and improve agent skills with quality scoring rubrics.
himself65generative-ui
Generates interactive HTML and SVG widgets for Claude's show_widget tool on claude.ai.
himself65discord-reader
Read Discord servers, channels, and messages via opencli for financial research.
himself65telegram-reader
Read and export Telegram channel messages for financial news research using the tdl CLI.
himself65linkedin-reader
Read LinkedIn feeds and search job listings via opencli browser session.
himself65twitter-reader
Read Twitter/X timelines, searches, trends, and profiles for financial research via opencli.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alex Yang
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Alex Yang's skills?▼
You can fetch stock quotes and financial statements via yfinance, build earnings previews and recaps, run DCF and SOTP valuations, analyze estimate revisions, measure stock correlation and liquidity, chart options payoffs, screen ETFs by NAV premium, apply Minervini's SEPA methodology, and read sentiment from Reddit, X, Discord, Telegram, and LinkedIn.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target retail and professional traders, equity researchers, and investors who need earnings briefings, valuation models, options P&L visualization, liquidity and correlation analysis, and social sentiment checks. VC analysts and job applicants also benefit from the startup-analysis and YC company lookup skills.
What data sources and runtimes do these skills depend on?▼
Most skills rely on the yfinance Python library for Yahoo Finance data. Others use the Fintel REST API or MCP server, the Adanos Finance API, the yc-oss JSON dataset, Hyperliquid's public info API, a bundled TradingView MCP server, and opencli or tdl for reading desktop apps like Discord, Telegram, and TradingView.
Can these skills place trades or modify my accounts?▼
No. Every skill is explicitly read-only. The TradingView, Hyperliquid, Discord, Telegram, Twitter, and LinkedIn readers only fetch data and never place orders, send messages, edit watchlists, or modify alerts. Fintel access is restricted to GET endpoints, and finance-sentiment never executes trades.
Do the skills cover private companies and startups?▼
Yes. The startup-analysis skill evaluates private tech companies from VC investor, job applicant, and founder perspectives covering traction, unit economics, runway, and defensibility. The saas-valuation-compression skill tracks ARR multiples across funding rounds, and yc-reader queries Y Combinator batches, sectors, and hiring data.