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Open-source trading engine and MCP server for prediction markets. Fee-aware no-arbitrage trading across related contracts, live on Kalshi, Polymarket and Solana or on paper.
Self-directed financial planning that turns your real finances into a plan you can stress-test—so you can see what your money lets you do next.
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Ask Linc (finsight) is a personal-finance decision tool that combines connected accounts, deterministic financial calculations, and language-model analysis. Users can inspect their finances, ask follow-up questions about a decision, and see the data and assumptions behind an answer.
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Ask Linc (finsight) is a personal-finance decision tool that combines connected accounts, deterministic financial calculations, and language-model analysis. Users can inspect their finances, ask follow-up questions about a decision, and see the data and assumptions behind an answer.
Repository snapshot: September 14, 2026. This README describes the implementation on main at that date. Runtime credentials, provider entitlements, and admin settings determine which integrations and models a deployment uses.Read the full README ↗