This repository serves as a directory for all of my quantitative trading and trading-related engineering work, spanning research, model development, backtesting, forward testing, and user-facing tools.
All research-driven work, model implementations, trading infrastructure, and experiments are published under the numotio organization:
Examples include:
- Strategy development and signal research
- Backtesting and simulation frameworks
- Alpha modeling and execution systems
- Quantitative tooling and infrastructure
User-facing tools that help interact with trading systems, including dashboards, CLI tools, monitoring apps, and utilities, are published under:
These include:
- Web dashboards for strategy monitoring
- CLI utilities for triggering or inspecting trading systems
- Visualization tools for backtests and live metrics
Separating projects into two GitHub organizations helps keep the architecture clean and modular:
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numotiofocuses on the core of quantitative trading systems, research, models, strategy engines, simulations, and performance tools. This is where experimentation, development, and system-level thinking happens. -
huetilsis dedicated to user-facing components, dashboards, CLI tools, visualization layers, and interfaces that make it easier to interact with, observe, or manage trading systems.
This separation makes it easier to:
- Maintain a clear boundary between system logic and tooling
- Reuse interfaces across multiple models or strategies
- Keep research-focused code lightweight and testable
- Open-source or collaborate on tooling without exposing proprietary logic
Each org serves a distinct role but complements the other as part of a broader quant infrastructure.