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Stormcrow v0.2: The Reflex-Capable Swarm OS for Crypto Alerts and RPC Intelligence

📡 How to Set Up a Crypto Alert in MatrixSwarm V2
Objective: Deploy a real-time crypto alert using Stormcrow’s reflex system and the new WebSocket command bridge.

📡 MatrixSwarm V2 Crypto Alert Setup Walkthrough

This guide explains how to set up real-time crypto alerts using MatrixSwarm v0.2 “Stormcrow” and the GUI-based Command Bridge. You'll learn how to trigger price alerts, update them, and route them through the swarm.

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✅ Step 1: Launch the Command Bridge

Run this in your terminal:

python3 matrix_gui_2.py
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Make sure:

  • 🟢 WS: Connected (WebSocket)
  • 🟢 Matrix: Connected (API)

If both are green, you’re ready.


🔥 Step 2: Open the Crypto Alert Panel

Click the button:

📈 Crypto Alerts
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This opens the Crypto Alert Reflex Panel, showing your active alerts at the top.


🧠 Step 3: Create a New Alert

Fill out these fields:

Field Description
Pair Format: ETH/USDT, BTC/USD, etc.
Threshold Price to trigger at. Ex: 2549.0
Cooldown (sec) Seconds to wait before alerting again (e.g., 300 for 5 minutes)
Exchange Source for price feed. Use: coingecko, binance, etc.
Trigger Type Choose: price_above, price_below, %_change, absolute_change
Trigger Limit Optional: number of times alert can fire before auto-deactivation

When ready, click:

✅ Create Alert
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🛰️ Step 4: Monitor in Real-Time

When triggered:

  • The alert appears in red under Active Crypto Alerts
  • You’ll see:

    • Triggered pair
    • Threshold vs current price
    • Data source (e.g., Coingecko)
  • Siren/voice triggers (if configured) will activate

  • Full log appears in agent’s /comm/{universal_id}/logs/

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🛠 Optional: Modify or Delete Alerts

  • Click an alert from the list to edit it
  • Modify threshold, cooldown, or limit
  • Click Update Selected
  • Click Delete Selected to remove

💡 Behind the Scenes

  • Alerts use cmd_forward_command routing packets
  • Packets are processed by crypto agents with reflex logic
  • Triggers propagate to GUI via WebSocket feed
  • Agents can forward alerts to Discord, Telegram, or CLI logs
  • Cooldowns are enforced by the alert agent directly

🧪 Advanced Tips

  • Set up multiple alerts per asset for layered response
  • Use %_change trigger for volatile markets
  • Use Trigger Limit to set alert fatigue boundaries
  • Tune Cooldown to throttle noise during fast moves

🔗 Resources


This doc was forged by Commander Stormcrow + The General.
Stormcrow doesn’t sleep. It watches. It screams first.

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