Built this week

I build with AI. Here's proof.

Three connected systems for a research sales desk: distribution-first equity research, the quant engine that finds the edge, and an agent that actually trades it. Every one is live, and every agent does real work, not a canned demo.

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ERS

The desk's morning, in one place

A research sales desk operating surface, run by agents. An AI-drafted call sheet turns the overnight tape into the ten accounts to call first. Note-to-account matching finds who actually cares about a piece of research. Corporate access events get an AI-built invite list and a saved plan.

  • Morning brief + AI call sheet from the overnight tape
  • Account-fit matching for research and derivative distribution
  • Corporate access: AI invite list, run of show, follow-ups
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Riptide

Where the edge lives

An options-implied distribution terminal. Your view against the market's risk-neutral density, the gap priced as expected value, sized with half-Kelly. Edge Radar ranks the whole coverage universe by the size of the disagreement between the Street and what options are pricing.

  • Breeden-Litzenberger implied density vs. your own scenario view
  • Edge Radar: ranks the universe by model-vs-market divergence
  • Calibration scoring: grades whether the calls were actually right
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Anchor

An agent that trades the edge

A $742M long/short paper book, run by an agent. It reads Riptide's live edge signal, sizes every position with the same half-Kelly math the terminal surfaces, opens and closes real long and short positions, and explains every trade in a portfolio manager's voice, grounded in the actual numbers, not invented.

  • Reads Riptide's live edge feed, no duplicated math
  • Half-Kelly position sizing, capped like a real risk book
  • An agent that opens, closes, and narrates its own trades
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One pipeline, not three demos

Riptide computes the edge: where the Street's view and the options market disagree, and by how much. Anchor sizes and trades that edge in a real long/short book. ERS gets the resulting research and derivative ideas in front of the client who actually cares, with a drafted pitch and the derivative angle already attached. It's the same workflow a research sales desk runs every morning, end to end, with an agent doing real work at every stage instead of a person doing it by hand.