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October 9, 2026

Botmonster Tech Weekly - October 9, 2026

AI

TradingView MCP lets Claude read and drive your charts

Desktop trading terminal showing candlestick charts with a mechanical arm reaching through an open access hatch in its side panel

TradingView MCP server links Claude Code to the TradingView Desktop app on your own machine, over the debug port, for charts and Pine Script.

158 science skills turn Claude Code into a researcher

Robotic switchboard operator wiring glowing cables into sockets showing DNA helices, molecules, and mass-spectrometry charts

Scientific agent skills give Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex 158 research workflows plus 100 databases across biology, chemistry, and medicine.

Self-hosting

Jellyfin is the media server with nothing behind a paywall

Open stone archway with toppled coin turnstiles beside it, light streaming from a jellyfish-shaped server box to a television, phone, tablet, and laptop

Free open source media server Jellyfin streams your library to any device. Every feature is unlocked, with no premium tier and no account needed.

v2rayN says update now because its updater was unsafe

Sealed armored vault door with an open parcel chute where a gloved hand swaps a delivered package for a tampered one

v2rayN security update 7.24.4 patches a downloader flaw that let a man-in-the-middle serve a malicious file, and drops the allowInsecure option.

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