StashSage for POE2

Does this sound like you?

• You pick up items that could be good, but aren’t quite sure
• Your stash fills up with “I’ll price this later” items
• Pricing through the in-game trade UI feels tedious, so you avoid it
• Typing mods, comparing rolls, and overthinking prices takes more effort than it’s worth
• You don’t need a perfect price — you just want a smart starting point
• One hotkey, instant comparable items, list it, and get back to mapping

1. Models based on current (unsold) offers; data is noisy; reasonably-priced items do not always sell.
2. Models #1 (xgb) and #2 (knn) may not agree on predictions, but both approaches are equally valid.
3. Model #1 visualization shows how an item's prediction compares to all others in same category.
4. Careful when using Model #2 (knn) to price items with less than 6-mods, comparing to 6-m items can be tricky. Ask yourself, is a 4-m item more similar to (a) a 4-m item with the same 4-m but very different values, or (b) a 5-m item with 3 of the exact same mods and values, and 2 non-overlapping mods?
5. Models trained to price rare items, not magic (forthcoming) or unique.
6. Models available for body armour, helmet, gloves, boots, belt, amulet, ring, jewel, wand, sceptre, quiver, focus, shield, buckler.
7. Models unavailable for other main-hands and off-hands (bow, xbow, mace, qstave -- forthcoming).
8. Overlay is optimized for Windowed Fullscreen only.
9. New models trained every few days and posted for download.

1. The model ignores "mark of the abyssal lord", "allocates passive", "on corruption" mods.
2. The model ignores "corrupted", "fractured", "descrated" item statuses, socket counts (forthcoming).
3. The model ignores socketables as they are not considered an underlying modifier.
4. Items with quality and socketables have had their modifier values normalized to their base values.
5. Armour, evasion, energy shield mods are represented in the base stat values.

1. Create a new application at the Discord Developer Portal.
2. In the Bot tab enable Message Content Intent.
3. Invite the bot to a private server. Don’t delete this server!
4. DM the bot once so it can DM you back.
5. Copy the bot token → paste into Discord Bot Token.
6. Pro Tip: save this somewhere locally so you don't need to re-copy it later!
7. Enable Developer Mode in Discord → right-click your name → Copy User ID → paste into Discord User ID.
8. Click Update Settings & Reload → you’ll receive a confirmation DM.

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