I Built Blackdesk, a Keyboard-First Market Research Terminal with AI Connectors

Why I built Blackdesk, an open source market research terminal that brings quotes, news, screeners, and AI connectors into one keyboard-first workspace. If you spend a lot of time doing market research, your workspace usually turns into a mess. You search for a symbol in one app, check the chart somewhere else, read the news in the browser, run a screener in another tab, and then paste half of that context into an AI chat that has no idea what you were looking at five seconds ago. That was the starting point for Blackdesk . Blackdesk is an open source market research terminal built in Go, designed to be local-first and keyboard-first . The idea is simple: quotes, charts, technicals, news, fundamentals, statements, insiders, screeners, and AI connectors, all in one focused desk inside the terminal. The Problem I Wanted to Solve Most tools are decent at one slice of the problem, but the workflow itself is still fragmented: you search for a symbol in one place check the chart somewhere el