Finance Skills is a collection of agent skills for financial analysis and trading that follows the Agent Skills open standard.
The project addresses the need for AI agents to perform structured financial analysis by providing modular skills that can be integrated into AI coding assistants and agent frameworks. It works by organizing financial analysis capabilities into discrete, reusable skills grouped by domain—market analysis and social readers—that agents can invoke to gather data, perform valuations, analyze earnings, examine options strategies, and monitor social sentiment. The market analysis group includes skills for company valuation using DCF and relative valuation methods, earnings preview and recap analysis, estimate trend analysis, ETF premium calculations, options payoff visualization, SaaS valuation compression analysis, technical pattern recognition via the SEPA strategy, stock correlation analysis, liquidity assessment, and raw market data retrieval through yfinance. The social readers group provides read-only access to feeds from Twitter/X, Discord, LinkedIn, Telegram, Y Combinator, and other sources.
Developers should adopt this tool if they are building AI agents or coding assistants that need to perform financial analysis and want to leverage Claude or similar models with structured financial capabilities. It suits projects where financial research, trading analysis, or investment decision support is a core feature. The tool is designed for integration into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agent frameworks through a plugin system. The project explicitly includes a warning that it is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
The project maintains active development with regular updates to its skill implementations and documentation. The codebase is organized into clearly separated plugin groups and individual skills, each with its own documentation and setup instructions. The maintainer provides a dedicated documentation site with demos and setup guidance to support adoption.
