Crucix

Crucix is your personal intelligence analyst running 24/7 on your own hardware. It pulls from 27 OSINT feeds every 15 minutes — satellite fire detection, flight tracking, radiation monitoring, economic indicators, conflict data, sanctions lists, social sentiment — and renders everything on a single Jarvis-style dashboard. Hook up an LLM and it pushes tiered alerts to Telegram.

If you're a trader, journalist, or security researcher who needs real-time cross-domain awareness without trusting a cloud service, Crucix is purpose-built. The three-tier alert system (FLASH, PRIORITY, ROUTINE) with delta computation means you're notified about changes, not noise. Nothing else does this self-hosted — commercial OSINT platforms like Recorded Future or Palantir cost six figures.

The catch: AGPL license means your modifications are on the hook. Twenty-seven data sources means twenty-seven potential points of failure (though Promise.allSettled handles individual crashes gracefully). The real limitation is analysis quality — the dashboard shows you everything, but making sense of cross-domain signals still requires human judgment. It's a firehose with filters, not an analyst.