About OpenAlpha
A focused financial intelligence AI workspace
OpenAlpha is a single-deploy Next.js application designed to make financial data exploration faster, cleaner, and more grounded. It combines dashboards, CSV retrieval, and an AI agent that calls live tools before answering.
I built OpenAlpha as a focused interface for market research, structured data access, and agent-assisted financial workflows.
What the project tries to do
My goal with OpenAlpha was: instead of trying to create a generic terminal, it exposes a curated set of workflows for equities, macro, commodities, crypto, and structured CSV export.
The goal is to make research faster for the workflows that matter most in practice: understanding an asset, retrieving the underlying data cleanly, and using an agent that is forced to work from live tools instead of generic market memory.
The AI layer is also intentionally grounded. On dashboards, the agent stays tied to the current asset or country context. On the data page, the agent acts as a planning assistant and maps one project to one export at a time.
The current product direction is frontend-only: the active app runs in Next.js with server-side route handlers, while the Python backend remains in the repository as legacy reference code.
Thanks to data providers
Mistral
Agent reasoning and conversational workflow orchestration.
FRED
Macroeconomic time series and official benchmark data.
SEC EDGAR
Company filings and public regulatory documents.
Yahoo Finance
Equity and futures market data used across dashboards.
Deribit
BTC and ETH perpetual crypto market data.
OpenAlpha depends on public and commercial data/services. This page is a simple acknowledgment of the providers that make the current product possible.