Obsidian Eye

Obsidian Eye is a free Meta Muse connector built by the Obsidian trading desk. Obsidian Eye reads any chart screenshot and returns a technical breakdown covering trend structure, key support and resistance, momentum, and the level that would invalidate the setup. Obsidian Eye then saves that read to a permanent library.

Meta Muse can already describe an image. Obsidian Eye adds what a general model cannot: the Obsidian desk framework governing how the chart is read, a fixed output format, and saved setups that persist across separate conversations, so a trader can pull up an earlier read on the same symbol.

Every Obsidian Eye read covers four fixed sections: the trend structure visible on the chart, the key support and resistance levels, the momentum condition, and the price that would invalidate the read. A fixed format means two reads taken weeks apart stay comparable, which is what makes an honest review of past reads possible.

Every read saves automatically. Obsidian Eye stores the symbol, the bias, the levels called and the invalidation price, then keeps the read permanently. A trader reviews the library later and sees exactly what the read said at the time, rather than remembering only the setups that worked.

Yes. A trader asks for prior reads on a symbol and Obsidian Eye returns the saved reads, so the Meta Muse agent can compare the current chart against what the desk framework called last time. Recall is the honest record: Obsidian Eye keeps what was said, including the reads that went wrong.

Obsidian Eye reads any chart image a trader supplies, including screenshots from the Cipher terminal, TradingView, a broker platform or a phone. Obsidian Eye works from the image rather than from a live data feed, so every timeframe, every symbol and every chart style is accepted without a data subscription.

A trader asks Obsidian Eye in plain language inside a Muse conversation, the same way a trader would ask a colleague to look at a chart. Obsidian Eye handles requests for levels, for a directional read, for invalidation prices, for a comparison between two charts, and for any read a trader saved earlier.

Obsidian Eye receives the chart image a trader sends, the question asked, and any setup a trader chooses to save. Obsidian Eye never requests broker credentials, never connects to a trading account, and cannot place an order. Meta Muse controls the permissions granted, and a trader can revoke access.

Obsidian Eye is not financial advice. Obsidian Eye is an automated technical analysis tool that describes what a chart shows. Obsidian Eye does not recommend trades, does not size positions, does not place orders, and does not know a trader's account, risk tolerance or objectives. Every decision remains the trader's own.

Obsidian Eye is free. A free account includes eleven reads every day, and every read is saved permanently, so a free member also keeps eleven new saved setups a day. No Obsidian membership, no Cipher subscription and no broker data key is required at any point.

Create a free Obsidian Eye account with an email address, no password and no Discord required. The account page issues a connector token. Paste that token into Meta Muse when adding Obsidian Eye, and the Muse agent can then read screenshots and save setups on that account.

Obsidian Eye tells the trader the allowance is spent and stops, rather than returning a degraded read. The counter resets at midnight Pacific time. Saved setups stay readable and searchable after the daily allowance runs out, because the limit applies to new reads only.

Obsidian Eye reads an image with a language model, and a language model can misread an axis, a scale or a cropped chart. Obsidian Eye describes structure that is visible, not structure that is certain. Treat every Obsidian Eye read as a second opinion to verify independently, never as a conclusion to act on.