ConvexValue

Traders and analysts who want custom market dashboards, scanners, or charts today either rely on pre-built analytics platforms with fixed views, or try to have an AI agent write the code themselves. The page states that AI agents can already write the code for custom market tools, but the hard part is finding a data vendor, getting API keys and accounts, wiring the data in, and getting the result to actually run. Without that middle layer handled, an idea for a tool becomes a technical project involving data sourcing and setup rather than a finished dashboard someone can use when the market moves.

cvforge is a free desktop app (macOS, Windows, Linux) that connects live U.S. options data, including chains, Greeks, current IV, volume, open interest, plus stocks, fundamentals, and economics, so an AI agent has data and a ready-to-run setup from the first prompt. Users describe the dashboard, scanner, chart, or payoff view they want in plain English to an AI agent they already use (Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok, or Cursor), and cvforge supplies the connected data and setup so the output opens as a usable tool rather than a coding project. Built tools are saved locally and can be reopened, edited, and refreshed later. A related product, the Terminal, offers pre-built, high-fidelity live options analytics for $99/month for users who want ready-made dashboards instead of building their own. The custom options screener example supports up to 16 filters, 4 sort keys, 32 columns, and 500 returned rows per request, with data refreshed about once a minute.

The page frames timing around AI capability: agents can already write the code for market tools, but lack live data connections and a working setup, which is the gap cvforge fills.