@Lionel Roth 1. Claude Code and TradingView are the most high-priority ones for me. However, the decision of whether to get a paid subscription for Claude Code or use the API route depends on whether you want to actively participate and communicate with your agent(s) during the working day or simply set up all your agent(s) to run on the cloud, either at specific points in time or based on a triggering event. The first option would point to perhaps getting a paid subscription and the latter going through the API. This course is specifically set up with the API route in mind, but is also workable with the subscription model. I myself have gone for the paid subscription plan for Claude Code Pro as I am planning to work with the agents throughout the day. I also am not too keen on the idea of setting up the API and being billed on an ongoing basis. I'd like to pay upfront, as in the case of a subscription, and be able to monitor how much I'm using in terms of tokens with a top limit constraint. If I run out of tokens then it really means that I have to rethink my token usage rather than keep paying through the API and getting a bill that I might not like at the end of an applicable period. In the case of TradingView I think that is a must-have in terms of what I am trying to do but my tip for you would be not to buy an annual licence until there is an offer and they have regular offers. I'm not sure how many times a year but I took the opportunity of buying a reduced offer around Easter time, I think it was. There is definitely a Black Friday offer around November. The way that you design your system of agents also has a bearing in terms of what type of TradingView licence you will need. I can't tell you for sure. I went for the Premium Licence but I think I could have gotten by with just the Plus subscription. However because I haven't really set up all the agents that I want, that statement might be a little premature. I use VSCode (free) instead of Cursor.