@hpsilab4
Haiyun HuFounder▲16
Builder & AI engineer, hpsilab
2d ago · edited · Agents, Fundraising & Exits, GTM, Testing and Evals · Tokyo

Welcome to HPSILab

Hi friends
Meet HPSILab — quantitative finance built for AI agents.

HPSILab is an AI-native quantitative finance platform built for AI agents and developers.

With HPSILab, you can:

📈 Analyze global stocks with quantitative models

📊 Explore options flow and implied volatility

🎲 Run Monte Carlo simulations and risk analysis

🤖 Integrate financial intelligence via MCP, Python SDK, and APIs

📄 Generate structured research reports automatically

Market coverage: US · Japan · Hong Kong · China A-shares · Singapore

Get Started

🌐 Platform: hpsilab.com/register?invite=QZ9A8KPG

🤖 Claude Directory: claude.ai/directory/hpsilab

🐍 Python SDK / MCP: pypi.org/project/hpsilab-mcp/

```bash

pip install -U hpsilab-mcp

```

Explore HPSILab, try it in your AI workflows, and let us know what you think. Feedback and collaboration are always welcome!

Less time searching. More time understanding.
For research purposes only. Not investment advice.

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Comments2

  • @ryanallis
    Ryan Allis
    Founder of AI Lounge and SaasRise, helping founders reach $100M+ exits
    1d ago

    Agents don't pay the bill, so I'd lead with the person running the agent. "Quantitative finance built for AI agents" tells a trader what HPSILab plugs into, but "less time searching, more time understanding" tells them what they get, and that second line is the one that will make them sign up.

  • @hpsilab
    Haiyun Hu
    Building AI-native financial intelligence and risk analysis tools for developers and autonomous trading agents.
    1d ago

    You’re right, Ryan. Previously, we focused too much on explaining the technology itself, rather than clearly communicating the value it offers to users. We’ve revised it. Thanks for your candid feedback—it’s been incredibly helpful. 🙏

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