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@wzrd_sol/signal

v0.1.3

Published

Which AI model should I use? Real-time velocity signals for 100+ models across 4 platforms.

Readme

@wzrd_sol/signal

Which AI model should I use? Real-time velocity signals for 100+ models.

npm install @wzrd_sol/signal
import { pick, shortlist, prices } from "@wzrd_sol/signal";

// Best model for code tasks right now
const model = await pick("code");
// → "Qwen/Qwen3.5-9B"

// Top 5 models for chat
const top5 = await shortlist("chat", 5);
// → [{ model, score, trend, platform, ... }, ...]

// CCM and vLOFI prices
const p = await prices();
// → { ccm: { price_usd: 0.000789 }, vlofi: { price_usd: 0.001764 } }

What it does

WZRD tracks adoption velocity of open-source AI models across HuggingFace, GitHub, OpenRouter, and ArtificialAnalysis. This package gives you that signal as a simple function call.

  • pick(task) — best model for a task ("code", "chat", "reasoning")
  • shortlist(task, n) — top N models ranked by velocity
  • pickDetails(task) — full signal with trend, confidence, platform
  • fetchSignals() — raw feed data
  • prices() — CCM/vLOFI token prices

Zero dependencies

Works in Node.js, Deno, Bun, and browsers. Uses native fetch.

On-chain oracle

9 Switchboard feeds on Solana mainnet (7 velocity + 2 price) publish the live oracle set on-chain. Any Solana program can read model momentum without an API call.

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