You are looking essentially for an alternative to ELISA? I am not sure if the features provided by ELISA can matched using a much more complex system involving a eukaryote.
Yeast two hybridization assays have a high false positive rate. Something using yeast phage display of antibodies may work.
Still... there are already highly sensitive analytical methods available.
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