The hottest open-source personal intelligence terminal right now is called Crucix. It monitors 27 real-time data sources globally and notifies you when there are changes. Governments and intelligence agencies pay tens of thousands of dollars for this kind of setup. It runs on your laptop and is free to use. No cloud services, subscriptions, or data tracking required. All you need is a Node.js server and a Jarvis-style dashboard. Every 15 minutes, it monitors the following: → ACLED global armed conflict events → Federal Reserve economic indicators (FRED) → OFAC + OpenSanctions for sanctions screening → 17 curated Telegram intelligence channels for social sentiment analysis → Maritime AIS for ship tracking and sanctions evasion detection → GDELT global event tracking (supports over 100 languages) → Global health updates