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Your Slack channel is becoming a research feed — automated checks landing on cadence, agent answers on demand, and an auto-research layer being tested next week.
Það sem er nýtt
#viska-research.Until now the automated work we run for Viska lands in your inbox once a day. From this week, the same engine starts posting directly into the team's Slack — on a cadence for the checks the desk should never miss, and on demand whenever someone asks a question in-channel. The desk stops chasing; the channel becomes the watchlist.
Going live this week
SEC EDGAR + ESMA + Icelandic FSA filings checked through the day. The desk gets a same-day ping in Slack when something position-relevant lands. No more manual sweeps.
Going live this week
Anyone on the desk types /research <question> in Slack. The agent answers in the same thread — chart, sources, position context — within seconds. Stays inside the channel; no context switch.
Going live this week
Major-protocol unlock schedule kept current automatically. Quiet most days; surfaces with size + percentage-of-supply when something the desk should know lands inside the week ahead.
Going live this week
Daily close in Slack at 16:30 CET — positions, themes, red flags, evidence links. Lands every trading day; runs on cloud infrastructure that survives your laptop being closed.
Testing next week — ein vika
The auto-research layer above the scheduled feed — an agent that pursues a research question on its own between scheduled deliveries, in the sense Andrej Karpathy has been describing. We run Nous Research's open-source Hermes (the engine previewed in last update) against one bounded loop. A one-week trial. Keep-or-pivot decision at the end of the week. The scheduled feed above is operating regardless of how the trial lands.