AI Interfaces Launches KongXLM and OMNiEYE for Unified AI Orchestration and Financial Prediction

May 4, 2026
AI Interfaces has launched KongXLM and OMNiEYE, a platform combining multi-model orchestration and financial prediction tools. The system allows users to compare outputs from 21 AI models and generate structured analytical predictions through a 630-agent swarm process.

AI Interfaces announced in a press release the public launch of KongXLM and OMNiEYE, a unified platform designed to integrate multiple artificial intelligence systems. The platform is now available in beta at app.kongxlm.com.

KongXLM allows users to submit one prompt across 21 leading AI models at once. The outputs are displayed in parallel for direct comparison of reasoning, tone, and conclusions. The system treats divergence among models as a signal and consensus as a measure of confidence.

OMNiEYE builds on this by running large-scale parallel analysis through 30 specialized agents across multiple models. Each prediction produces hundreds of analytical outputs that are synthesized into a structured result, including directional outlook, confidence score, and agreement metrics. The setup involves a 630-agent swarm engaged in a nine-step debate and prediction process.

The platform also includes Portfolio Labs, which simulates macro and event-based scenarios to generate structured trading recommendations such as hold, adjust, or exit strategies. All features are available through a free trial until May 20, 2026.

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