**Introducing HomeLAB v4**

The quickest way to get started is to let Antigravity handle the setup. You'll be up and running in minutes.

**Key Setup Requirements:**
HomeLAB v4 requires a JSON data feed from the EFFECT indicator. This feed must come from three charts of the same market, using the three specific timeframes: M1, M4, and M15.

**Configuration Note:**
By default, the EFFECT indicator has `InpFileOutput = false`. You must change this setting to `true` so the JSON data is written to the `Common/Files` directory. Once this is done, HomeLAB will detect the feed and begin displaying live data in its right-hand panels.

**Using the Analysis Panel:**
The left side of HomeLAB is dedicated to analysis. You can use it with Gemma4 locally or with DeepSeek-V3 via the cloud. To begin analysis, click the **ANALYZE** button.

**A Note on Performance:**
During my testing, everything ran smoothly until I clicked ANALYZE. At that point, my 24GB Radeon 7900 XTX GPU saw its temperature rise from 27°C to 51°C. To address this thermal load, I'm planning to add a second GPU. I'm waiting for the Intel B70 (32GB) to become available in the UK for under £1,000. This setup would allow the Intel GPU to handle Gemma4 effortlessly, while my 7900 XTX manages MT5 and the JSON feed, keeping both GPUs running cool.

**How It Works Together:**
The data "genome" from the EFFECT indicator feeds into the HomeLAB Bridge, which acts as the AI's eyes. The AI then analyzes this feed, translating it into actionable market awareness for the trader, creating a synchronized trading loop.

Enjoy the HomeLAB v4
Best
XARD777