Hermes Blueprint: A Multi-Agent Hedge Fund Morning Briefing System

Samuel Komfi Posted on May 30 Hermes Blueprint: A Multi-Agent Hedge Fund Morning Briefing System # hermesagentchallenge # devchallenge # agents Hermes Agent Challenge Submission: Build With Hermes Agent This is a submission for the Hermes Agent Challenge A Multi-Agent Hedge Fund Morning Briefing System Building a morning intelligence system should not require a Bloomberg terminal. What if you had a team of specialized agents that did the legwork before you even woke up? This blueprint shows how to build that system using the Hermes framework and Claude. The Problem: 5:00 AM Information Overload Every morning, portfolio managers stare down a mountain of data. Futures, earnings, SEC filings, macro prints, geopolitical headlines, crypto moves, and sentiment. You have minutes to turn that into actual intelligence. The old way of doing this is broken. You are either burning out analysts at 4:00 AM, relying on fragile custom scripts, or paying six figures for black-box platforms that don't understand your portfolio. We need an open, coordinated team of specialists that gather and verify information before the opening bell rings. The Blueprint: Hermes + Claude The trick is separating the concerns. Hermes handles the heavy lifting: orchestration, state management, and tool execution. Specialized Agents define what to gather and how to structure it. Claude handles the reasoning, synthesis, and writing the final report. No single agent does everything. No single data source is trusted blindly. The system stays observable and fund-agnostic. On your side, you build the agent definitions, which include roles, prompt templates, tool bindings, and output schemas, along with the reasoning instructions for Claude. You also handle API configurations like endpoint URLs and auth headers, as well as the structured JSON output schemas that ensure downstream agents can consume the data correctly. What Hermes Gives You vs. What You Build Before you start, understand the division of labor.