Add TradingAgents-Pro under Economics & Finance#8
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Hi — proposing an entry under Economics & Finance alongside FinRobot, FinMem, FinCon, etc.
TradingAgents-Pro is an 18-agent multi-agent trading framework with a runtime verification layer (per-claim fact-checking with confidence scores and evidence chains, bias detection, contradiction detection, and forward predictions with invalidation criteria). Apache-2.0 fork of TradingAgents (original paper: arXiv:2412.20138).
Shipped v0.1.0 today with tagged release + CHANGELOG. Works with 6 LLM providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Ollama, OpenRouter). Happy to adjust the entry format if the list convention differs — wasn't sure whether to include the
[Code]link alongside the entries that have[Paper], so landed on[Code]for differentiation.