it's almost like
@bankrbot is becoming a general purpose agent with crypto built in. now that you can select which model to use, it's way more powerful. currently powering my bankr with opus 4.6
anyone can spin this up. it's a public template designed for a "5-minute setup" without servers or vps.
how it works
* runtime: runs entirely on github actions (free for public repos, ~$2/mo for private).
* engine: powered by claude code (requires anthropic api key or claude pro oauth token).
* config: local dashboard (./aeon) to toggle skills, set schedules, and link notification channels (telegram, discord, slack).
* persistence: uses a markdown-based memory system (MEMORY.md and logs) to maintain context between runs.
* triggers: runs on cron schedules, manual workflow dispatch, or inbound messages from linked chat apps.
sensible github actions setups
aeon ships with 51 skills. high-value configurations include:
* crypto monitoring:
* token-alert: notify on price/volume anomalies for specific tickers.
* wallet-digest: daily summary of activity across tracked on-chain addresses.
* polymarket: track trending markets and volume movers.
* dev automation:
* pr-review: auto-review pull requests for bugs and security flaws.
* issue-triage: label and prioritize new issues based on repo context.
* changelog: auto-generate categorized changelogs from recent commits.
* research & intelligence:
* digest: daily briefing on specific topics (e.g., "solana", "ai agents").
* paper-pick: find the most relevant daily paper from arxiv/semantic scholar.
* security-digest: monitor github advisory db for dependency vulnerabilities.
* agentic workflows:
* standalone .md templates (like pr-review.md) that you can drop into any repo to run as isolated agentic tasks without the full aeon framework.
essentially, you fork it, add your ANTHROPICAPIKEY, flip enabled: true in aeon.yml, and push. github actions handles the rest.