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FinnewsHunter

by DemonDamon

Multi-agent financial news analysis with signal fusion and provenance

Python
Updated Jul 5, 2026
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How It Works

Analyzes real-time financial news with coordinated specialist agents Planning Pattern to surface alpha signals and sentiment fusion. Uses AgenticX-driven multi-agent workflows where reporters, sentiment analysts, and alpha miners collaborate and vote to produce ranked signals. Includes streaming ingestion, time-series tagging, and exportable factor feeds for quant pipelines, which can be orchestrated via the Agent Service Mesh Pattern.

Why It Matters

As agents make trading decisions, knowing which agent outputs are reliable and why becomes essential for risk and reproducibility. FinnewsHunter brings structured agent interactions and aggregated signals to the finance stack, making agent track records and signal provenance observable. Until now, many ML-driven alpha systems lacked explicit multi-agent coordination and evaluation; this repo treats agent collaboration and signal fusion as first-class concerns, guided by the LLM-as-Judge Pattern.

When to Use

Quant teams and fintech engineers building production pipelines that need multi-agent news scraping, signal fusion, and traceable alpha factors. This aligns well with the Event-Driven Agent Pattern for responsive, scalable workflows.

Real-World Examples

  • Extracting and fusing sentiment signals from multiple news sources for alpha generation
  • Tracing which agents contributed to a factor and measuring their historical reliability
  • Feeding ranked, provenance-rich factor streams into backtests or production algos
Topics
agentic-aialpha-signalsfintechmulti-agentquant-financesentiment-analysis
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Keywords
multi-agent trustagent track recordalpha-signalsagent-to-agent evaluation