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tradingview-mcp-review

A review-only derivative of tradesdontlie/tradingview-mcp: 9 MCP tools for reviewing trade records against a live TradingView Desktop chart over Chrome DevTools Protocol on 127.0.0.1:9222.

This is not the general-purpose bridge. The upstream project exposes 84 tools including Pine Script editing, alerts, watchlists, replay trading, UI automation, arbitrary JS evaluation, process control, and self-update. This build removes all of that at the code level and keeps only what a trade-record review needs: navigate the chart to where a trade happened, read price context, mark entry/exit levels, screenshot.

Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with TradingView Inc. or Anthropic, PBC. Programmatic interaction with TradingView may conflict with TradingView's Terms of Use — you are solely responsible for ensuring your usage complies. See the upstream project's disclaimer, which applies here in full.

Security boundary (by design)

  • Localhost only. The CDP endpoint is hard-pinned to 127.0.0.1:9222 — no env or config override.

  • No high-privilege primitives. No self-update, no process launch/kill, no arbitrary JS evaluation, no Pine editor, no alert/watchlist/replay/order capabilities. Removed at the source level (files deleted), not just unregistered.

  • No arbitrary inputs. No caller-controlled file paths (screenshots go to generated/screenshots/ with program-generated names), timeframes are an enum, symbols are length-capped.

  • Layout changes are treated as potentially persistent. Changing symbol/timeframe can dirty the saved TradingView layout (and persist if layout autosave is on). Work on a dedicated scratch layout.

  • Local-only health check. The upstream GitHub update check was removed; the server makes no network requests beyond the local debug port.

  • Enforced in CI. tests/tool_surface.test.js asserts the tool list equals exactly the 7-tool allowlist and that named upstream capabilities are absent, so an upstream merge cannot silently reintroduce them.

Related MCP server: TradingView MCP Jackson

The 7 tools

Tool

Purpose in a review

tv_health_check

Verify the local CDP connection and current chart

chart_get_state

Read symbol / timeframe / indicators

chart_set_symbol

Switch to the trade's instrument

chart_set_timeframe

Switch to the trade's resolution (enum)

chart_set_visible_range

Jump/zoom to the trade's time window (pages in older history)

data_get_ohlcv

Price context. Pass from+to for a specific window (required for reviewing a past trade); omit both for the newest bars

capture_screenshot

Screenshot to generated/screenshots/ (fixed path)

Chart annotation (draw_shape / draw_clear) is not in this release. Removing an annotation safely requires proving which drawings this session created; across TradingView layout switches that ownership could not be established reliably, and a clear that cannot prove ownership deletes the user's own drawings. The capability returns with a contract that can be proven, not with a caveat.

Intended architecture: your trade records are the source of truth → analysis happens locally → the TradingView debug instance provides visual context only.

Setup

Requirements: TradingView Desktop (with your subscription), Node.js 18+.

git clone https://github.com/F-e-u-e-r/tradingview-mcp-review.git
cd tradingview-mcp-review
npm ci --ignore-scripts

Launch TradingView Desktop with the debug port yourself (the server deliberately cannot do it for you):

./scripts/launch_tv_debug_mac.sh          # macOS
# or manually, any platform:
/path/to/TradingView --remote-debugging-port=9222

Only enable the debug port for review sessions — while it is on, any local process can control that TradingView instance. Close and relaunch normally when done. Use TradingView Desktop, not a Chrome tab with remote debugging (that would expose your whole browser profile).

Add to your MCP client config (e.g. a project .mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "tradingview-review": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/path/to/tradingview-mcp-review/src/server.js"]
    }
  }
}

Gates

npm run lint   # eslint no-undef guard (catches unfinished refactors)
npm test       # tool-surface allowlist/denylist gate + sanitization + unit tests (all offline)

Provenance

Forked from the upstream tree at a security-vetted commit; every change since is enumerated in UPSTREAM.md, which also defines the re-vet procedure for pulling upstream updates. License: MIT (see LICENSE, copyright upstream author).

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