Just scrolled through GitHub trending and immediately spotted a model predicting K-lines rising to the top. Today, I want to keep all three. Kronos is an open-source foundational model trained specifically on K-line data, fed with data from over 45 exchanges. The official demo directly predicts the next 24 hours for BTC/USDT. I’ll install the small version and run it—just as a reference signal for my agent; I’ll still make my own trading decisions. https://t.co/T1wJUxw54w OpenMausBot packs multiple bots into a chat app, each with its own computer and model, running locally installed Claude, Codex, and Grok. It runs a dozen or more accounts daily, each bot handling its own task—this modular approach works well. Just a heads-up: the author explicitly states in the README that no token was issued; any token named “Maus” on the market is unrelated and likely a rug pull. https://t.co/msYzlXstwu Hex is a local voice input tool: hold a shortcut key to speak, release to paste the transcription directly into your current window—all transcription happens locally. It gained 1,179 stars today. For writing tweets, replying in groups, or giving commands to agents, I’ve installed it and won’t uninstall it. https://t.co/exF80QffHx If I had to pick just one to keep, I’d choose Hex—it’s something I use every day. I’ll keep Kronos on standby to see how accurate its K-line predictions really are. Curious—do any of you have the confidence to let AI analyze charts for you?