hkust-quant-society
Official@HKUST-QUANT-SOCIETY
HKUST Quant Society provides quantitative finance research skills covering options Greeks, factor evaluation, risk profiling, and point-in-time fundamental analysis.
Agent Skills by hkust-quant-society
Showing 33 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
effect
Implements Effect v4 TypeScript services, schemas, and workflows using verified source references.
compose:parallel
Dispatch concurrent subagents to fix independent failures across separate problem domains.
compose:brainstorm
Guides collaborative design exploration before any implementation work begins.
compose:ask
Routes user decisions through the question tool with autonomous fallback for headless execution.
compose:merge
Guides completion of development branches through structured merge, PR, or discard workflows.
compose:verify
Enforces running verification commands before claiming work is complete or passing.
compose:plan
Generates detailed implementation plans with bite-sized TDD tasks from feature specifications.
compose:worktree
Creates isolated git worktree workspaces with baseline test verification before feature work.
compose:feedback
Evaluates code review feedback with technical verification before implementation.
compose:review
Dispatches a code reviewer subagent to evaluate git changes against requirements.
compose:report
Consolidates spec iterations into a final-state feature report and marks related specs.
compose:execute
Executes written implementation plans with task tracking, verification steps, and review checkpoints.
compose:tdd
Enforces test-driven development with red-green-refactor cycles before writing production code.
compose:new-skill
Guides authoring of new skill bundles with frontmatter and structured instructions.
compose:subagent
Executes implementation plans by dispatching fresh subagents per task with two-stage review gates.
compose:debug
Diagnose bugs and test failures through a four-phase root cause investigation workflow.
options-greeks
Computes portfolio Greeks and validates GreeksProfile contracts for options positions.
options-vol-surface
Fits implied volatility surfaces from options chain CSV data into validated VolSurfaceResult outputs.
options-brainstorm
Clarifies options strategy intent and produces a validated OptionsSpec draft.
options-compose
Orchestrates options strategy clarification, volatility surface, Greeks, and backtest workflows.
infra
Executes infrastructure group tasks for development environments, component integration, testing, and observability.
agent
Executes Agent engineering tasks for tools, skills, context, and runtime integration.
factor-evaluation
Evaluates quantitative factors through the canonical QuantEvaluator and records contracts, provenance, and artifacts.
factor
Orchestrates factor research by composing DataAccess, FactorEngine, and QuantEvaluator capabilities.
Frequently Asked Questions About hkust-quant-society
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with HKUST Quant Society's skills?▼
You can compute options Greeks, build implied volatility surfaces, evaluate quant factors via the canonical QuantEvaluator, run point-in-time RAG research without lookahead bias, generate CICC/Huatai-style PDF research reports, and produce RiskProfile verdicts integrated with CI pipelines.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target quantitative researchers, options traders, risk analysts, and model developers organized into groups (options, factor, risk, model, strategy, fundamental, infra), each with named owners and orchestration patterns like ReAct and Orchestrator-Worker.
How do the quant skills enforce correctness and governance?▼
Skills use typed schema contracts (OptionsSpec, ModelSpec, RiskProfile, StrategyReport), human gates for model submission, deterministic CI compatibility flows, and point-in-time data enforcement to eliminate lookahead bias in research.
Do the skills include non-finance capabilities?▼
Yes. The manifest includes Cloudflare platform skills covering Workers, Pages, KV, D1, R2, Workers AI, Vectorize, and Terraform/Pulumi infrastructure, plus Effect TypeScript support and compose-based development discipline skills like TDD, review, and verification.
What are the prerequisites for using these skills?▼
Skills expect structured schema inputs (e.g., schemas.options.OptionsSpec, schemas.strategy.StrategySpec), access to shared components like DataAccess, FactorEngine, and QuantEvaluator, and group-based ownership assignments for orchestrated multi-step research tasks.