ChartGaze is a service that connects AI assistants to live and historical market data and, with your authorization, to trading-account information and trading actions. It works with MCP-compatible AI tools and supports platforms such as MT5, MT4, cTrader, and crypto exchanges.
Scored across 18 tools
Most tools map to distinct resources, but the calendar/news trio (get_economic_calendar_week, get_market_events, get_market_news) overlaps heavily — all describe economic events with only subtle scope differences. Similarly get_market_snapshot vs get_market_context vs get_historical_context require careful reading to separate, though their descriptions mostly succeed.
Names consistently follow snake_case verb_noun patterns, and the watchlist/alert families form clean CRUD sets (create/get/update/delete). Minor inconsistency: collection retrieval uses both 'list_' (list_market_alerts) and 'get_' (get_watchlist) verbs for the same conceptual operation.
18 tools across four coherent domains (market analysis, alerts, watchlists, broker accounts) is slightly heavy but each tool has a defensible role. No obvious filler tools, though the redundant calendar tools inflate the count marginally.
Alert CRUD is complete and trading data is covered read-only with clear intent. However, watchlists have create/get/update/delete but no list_watchlists to enumerate IDs, creating a dead end for delete/update operations, and there is no single-alert getter alongside the list variant.
Compare primary symbol against related markets. Understand cross-asset relationships, correlations, and how other markets are influencing your target symbol.
Inputs: primary_symbol (required), related_symbols (required), timeframe.
Create a price alert shown on ChartGaze Trade and alerts. Use condition.direction above|below and condition.price.
Inputs: symbol (required), condition (required), alert_type (required).
Create a new watchlist to organize and monitor specific trading symbols.
Inputs: name (required), symbols.
Delete one of your price alerts. This is permanent; confirm the alert ID with the user before deleting.
Inputs: alert_id (required).
Delete one of your watchlists by ID.
Inputs: watchlist_id (required).
See the full week of economic events at a glance. Plan your trading around major announcements.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Reconstruct historical market context from completed candles only. Provide date (YYYY-MM-DD) and optionally time (HH:MM:SS UTC), or provide an ISO 8601 timestamp. Date-only requests include that UTC date's 1-hour OHLC summary plus multi-timeframe context as of the end of that date.
Inputs: symbol (required), date, time, timestamp, +1 more.
Get multi-timeframe market analysis (5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, 1D). Returns trend, structure, momentum, volatility, and market_data_source metadata.
Inputs: symbol (required), account_id, timeframes, include_events.
Get economic calendar for a time window. See high-impact events, earnings, central-bank decisions, and understand what's happening this week.
Inputs: symbol, end_time, start_time, impact_filter.
Economic-calendar news risk for a day from ChartGaze DB (~2 months retained). Default: today UTC. Pass date=YYYY-MM-DD for any day in the cached window; optional symbol filters currencies.
Inputs: date, limit, symbol.
Get live market state for a symbol. Returns price, bid/ask, volume, volatility, and trend. Includes market_data_source (general CAR feed; user broker accounts used for trading, not OHLCV yet).
Inputs: symbol (required), account_id.
List currently open positions on your linked trading accounts. Read-only; optionally select account_id.
Inputs: account_id.
Read broker trade/deal/fill history, separate from currently open positions. Supports optional account_id, symbol, start_time/end_time (ISO 8601), and limit.
Inputs: limit, symbol, end_time, account_id, +1 more.
List all connected trading accounts (id, provider, balance, is_default). Market tools work with zero accounts. When multiple exist, show them all; use is_default / default_account_id unless the user picks one.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Get watchlist with current market data for all symbols. See your tracked assets at a glance.
Inputs: watchlist_id (required).
View all active market alerts you've set up.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Update the target price and/or above/below direction of one of your price alerts.
Inputs: alert_id (required), alert_type, target_price.
Rename a watchlist and/or replace its symbol list.
Inputs: watchlist_id (required), name, symbols.
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