This research is based on the Claude Code Deep Research system: Methodology: an 8-stage stock investment due diligence framework; Agents: 28 parallel research agents; Tools: WebSearch, WebFetch, and comprehensive analysis; Quality: balanced bullish and bearish perspectives, clear risks, and data validation. Simple usage: /stock-research AAPL, I want a quick overview
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liangdabiao/Claude-Code-Stock-Deep-Research-Agent
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A citation-checking skill for research reports. It checks factual claims against their sources, rates source quality, and reviews citation format.
liangdabiao/Claude-Code-Stock-Deep-Research-Agent
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A controller for organising complex research as a graph of connected steps. It can create, combine, improve, and score research work.
liangdabiao/Claude-Code-Stock-Deep-Research-Agent
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A research-question refinement tool that turns a broad question into a structured deep-research task. It asks questions to clarify the scope and requirements.
liangdabiao/Claude-Code-Stock-Deep-Research-Agent
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A seven-stage deep-research workflow that takes a structured research task and coordinates several agents working in parallel. It produces a comprehensive report with citations.
liangdabiao/Claude-Code-Stock-Deep-Research-Agent
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A question-refinement tool for stock-investment research. It turns a stock name or code into an eight-stage due-diligence task after asking about goals, time frame, risk, and research focus.
liangdabiao/Claude-Code-Stock-Deep-Research-Agent
Skill Claude Code
A stock-investment research engine that runs an eight-stage due-diligence process. It uses multiple agents in parallel and creates a cited investment report.
liangdabiao/Claude-Code-Stock-Deep-Research-Agent
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A tool for combining findings from several research agents into one structured report. It resolves conflicts and identifies shared conclusions.
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