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Structured, semi-automated R&D with Claude Pro

Claude Pro is the reasoning partner in our research loop — not an autopilot. Every stage pairs a Claude-assisted step with a human-owned decision, so the student stays the author of the work and the demo account stays the final judge.

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Hypothesis

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Claude helps sharpen the claim into something falsifiable and ties it to the math.

Student

The student owns the question and the prior — Claude refines, never originates.

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Data & features

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Claude drafts data plumbing and feature transforms; flags leakage and look-ahead.

Student

The student verifies the data is clean, in-sample, and honestly out-of-sample.

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Strategy & code

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Claude drafts the StrategyQuantX strategy and the surrounding analysis scripts.

Student

The student reads every line, tests it, and understands why it works before running it.

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Backtest & robustness

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Claude proposes robustness checks and interprets the results in plain math.

Student

The student decides whether the edge is real or an artefact of the test.

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Review

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Claude summarises the run, the risks, and the open questions for the next pass.

Student

The student signs off — or sends it back. Nothing graduates without a human yes.

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Iterate

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Claude carries the running notebook of hypotheses tried and rejected.

Student

The student keeps the discipline: demo first, live later, always.

The guardrails

  • Claude drafts; the student reviews and owns every line that runs.
  • No strategy is deployed from a prompt — it must pass the demo pipeline.
  • The research notebook is reproducible: data, code, backtest, reasoning.
  • Live capital is the last step, sized and capped, never the first.

Semi-automated, not automatic

Automation speeds the loop; judgement keeps it honest. Claude Pro compresses the time from idea to tested hypothesis, and the student spends that saved time on the part that matters: deciding whether the edge is real.