PYTHIA

PYTHIA monitors world events and generates forecasts for people tracking global risks and developers building AI agents that need current-world context. It combines Osiris's globe and live feeds with MiroFish's forecasting approach and local Ollama models.

• Live event monitoring: Explore conflict, natural hazards, markets, public health and infrastructure on an interactive globe, with feeds including USGS, GDELT, SEC EDGAR and NOAA.
• Forecasts and scenarios: Read predictions for the next day, week, month or year, each with a probability, location and reasoning, or test hypothetical events separately from the forecast record.
• Specialist deliberation: Inspect arguments and disagreements from Strategist, Economist, Naturalist and Skeptic personas, with the option to assign different installed Ollama models to each.
• Forecast tracking: Compare probability changes, calibration and scores across models and personas; an LLM judge evaluates expired forecasts against archived events, and past scores influence future consensus votes.
• Agent access and alerts: Give agents events, forecasts and reasoning through a local API or MCP server, and receive signal alerts or daily briefs through browser notifications and webhooks.

PYTHIA is free, open source software under the MIT license. Its forecasting and specialist council run on your own hardware through Ollama, without a cloud AI service. Live monitoring needs internet access to external feeds, which require neither accounts nor API keys. The optional full MiroFish OASIS swarm requires a Zep memory key; the built-in local council doesn't.