crucix-intelligence-dashboard

What This Skill Does

The Crucix Intelligence Dashboard is a high-performance, self-hosted OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) terminal designed to act as your personal Jarvis-style command center. By aggregating data from 27 distinct sources—ranging from NASA satellite fire detection and maritime AIS tracking to real-time economic indicators via the Federal Reserve—Crucix provides a unified view of global activity. The dashboard renders this data onto an interactive WebGL globe, allowing users to visualize geopolitical, environmental, and economic shifts at a glance. Beyond visualization, the skill integrates LLM-driven analysis to interpret raw data streams and can dispatch automated, context-aware intelligence reports directly to your Telegram or Discord accounts, ensuring you are alerted the moment specific criteria are met.

Installation

To get started, clone the official repository from https://github.com/calesthio/Crucix.git. Navigate into the project directory and run npm install. You must create a .env file using the provided .env.example as a template, where you will input your respective API keys for data sources and communication platforms. The system requires Node.js 22 or higher to support native features like top-level await and advanced ESM module handling. For production-grade stability, utilize the provided docker-compose.yml file to spin up the dashboard within a containerized environment, which ensures that your data logs persist securely within the ./runs/ volume.

Use Cases

Crucix is ideal for geopolitical analysts monitoring conflict zones via ACLED, environmental scientists tracking wildfire progression via FIRMS, and logistics managers monitoring maritime or aviation assets. It is also a powerful tool for financial professionals who need to overlay macroeconomic indicators against real-world events. Because it is self-hosted, it is perfect for users who require high data privacy and want to avoid third-party aggregator subscription fees.

Example Prompts

1. "Crucix, identify all active wildfire alerts in Northern California and summarize the threat level for local infrastructure."
2. "Show me the current position of all maritime vessels within the Persian Gulf and check for any recent unusual AIS patterns."
3. "Summarize the latest economic indicators from the FRED feed and provide a quick analysis of how these metrics affect current market volatility."

Tips & Limitations

Note that while the core engine is free, some data sources like high-resolution flight tracking (ADSB) may require a paid API subscription. Ensure your Node version is strictly 22+ to avoid runtime errors with native fetch and ESM modules. If the dashboard fails to boot, prioritize using the node diag.mjs utility to verify port availability and environment variable validation. Always keep your .env file secure, as it contains sensitive credentials for your trading accounts and bot tokens.