PineScript is a programming language developed by TradingView specifically for creating custom technical indicators and trading strategies on financial charts.
Provides comprehensive access to Pine Script v6 documentation, technical analysis functions, and syntax validation tools, enabling AI agents to accurately generate, debug, and convert TradingView scripts.
Provides comprehensive Pine Script v6 documentation and tools to help AI assistants look up functions, validate syntax, and generate accurate code. It enables linting, version conversion from v5 to v6, and deep conceptual analysis to prevent code hallucinations.
Last updated 8 days ago
MIT
Why this server?
Provides comprehensive Pine Script v6 reference documentation access with tools for searching functions/constants/annotations, symbol completion, and detailed API specification retrieval to assist with Pine Script coding
Provides accurate Pine Script v6 coding assistance through search, completion, and reference lookup tools using a comprehensive Japanese manual database. Enables developers to quickly find functions, constants, annotations, and API specifications for TradingView Pine Script development.
Last updated 7 months ago
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Why this server?
Provides dedicated tools for Pine Script development within TradingView, including code injection into the editor, smart compilation with automatic error detection, reading console output (log.info), saving scripts to TradingView cloud, and offline static analysis. Enables AI-assisted writing, debugging, and management of custom indicators and strategies.
Enables automated control of TradingView Desktop via Chrome DevTools Protocol with 78+ tools for chart manipulation, Pine Script development, and indicator analysis. Supports automated morning briefs for session bias generation, replay trading practice, and multi-pane layouts with secure local-only data processing.
Last updated 4 days ago
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Why this server?
Executes Pine Script strategy backtests, accepting strategy code and inputs programmatically and returning structured results including trade lists, win rate, profit, and drawdown metrics.
exposes a remote MCP endpoint so agents can:
run strategy backtests by symbol/timeframe/date range,
pass strategy inputs programmatically,
receive structured backtest results (trades, win rate, profit, drawdown),
keep long-running runs observable via progress notifications,
support Binance Futures tickers only,
enforce a maximum of 1440 candles per backtest,
apply a rate limit of 3 backtests per