Research that shows its work.
Sources, metrics, valuation context, and the resulting thesis stay connected so a reader can inspect how the conclusion was formed.
Building now Kristian Ortega · Finance-trained AI product builder
I work in finance at OKO Group and build Pythia outside the day job—an AI-native investment research workspace that keeps sources, reasoning, valuation context, and portfolio review inside one visible analytical chain.
Current product
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Pythia turns investment research into a visible, reusable workflow—from company evidence and valuation context to saved analysis, portfolio review, and assistant-guided actions. The public product, case study, architecture, and build notes make the work inspectable rather than merely claimed.
Sources, metrics, valuation context, and the resulting thesis stay connected so a reader can inspect how the conclusion was formed.
Research can be reopened, compared, replayed, and audited instead of disappearing inside a one-off static report.
Contribution, timing, saved thesis context, and what-if analysis create a more disciplined feedback loop.
The product separates deterministic services from advisory model output and keeps approvals and boundaries explicit.
Current screenshots, a public-safe portfolio case study, technical diagrams, and build writing show both product judgment and implementation depth.
Explore the public surface →Pythia is the synthesis: formal finance training, real operating experience, self-directed technical learning, and the discipline to keep shipping an evolving product.
Designing and shipping an AI-native investment research workspace around source-backed research, visible analytical chains, saved state, portfolio review, and explicit data boundaries.
Read the build notes →Supporting accounting, financial, and business operations within luxury real estate development in Miami—where capital, projects, and operational detail meet.
Visit OKO Group →I work where capital meets concrete—and increasingly, where finance meets software.
I studied finance because I wanted to understand how companies, markets, and capital compound over time. Building Pythia became the practical application: research, modeling, automation, product decisions, and constant iteration inside one system I actually use.
AI should improve the quality of judgment—not hide the reasoning behind it. Working principle
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