Load a saved Pine Script into the editor buffer, replacing existing content. Confirm overwrite when unsaved work is present; for read-only access, retrieve source without modifying the buffer.
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"An introduction to Pine Script programming" matching MCP tools:
- Verifies the email code with a request token to activate Pine AI credentials, granting access to all Pine tools.MIT
- Save the current Pine Script buffer to the editor's bound script, overwriting it in the cloud. Only returns success after verifying the save via editor state.MIT
- Replace the current Pine editor buffer with a blank template for an indicator, strategy, or library. Requires confirm_overwrite if the buffer holds real content to prevent accidental loss.MIT
- Validate Pine Script code by compiling via TradingView's server API to catch errors and warnings before chart injection, ensuring code correctness without needing the chart open.MIT
- Retrieve horizontal price levels drawn by Pine Script indicators, deduplicated per study. Optionally filter by study name to target specific indicator lines.MIT
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- Retrieves the current Pine Script source code from the TradingView editor to enable analysis, modification, or compilation.MIT
- Compile the current Pine Script, save the editor buffer, and add it to the chart for immediate use.MIT
- Run static analysis on Pine Script code to catch array out-of-bounds, unguarded array.first()/last(), bad loop bounds, and implicit bool casts without compiling. Works offline.MIT
- Retrieve table data drawn by Pine Script indicators from TradingView charts. Filter by study name to extract formatted text rows from specific indicator tables.MIT
- Read box and zone boundaries drawn by Pine Script indicators, returning deduplicated high/low price zones. Use study_filter to target a specific indicator for precise chart analysis.MIT
- Read Pine Script indicator labels from TradingView charts. Extract text and price pairs, optionally filtered by study name, to analyze custom annotations.MIT
- Set Pine Script source code in theView editor. Requires confirmation to overwrite existing content, reading current source with pine_source first.MIT
- Retrieve Pine Script console output to view compile messages, log.info() entries, and errors from TradingView. Solve debugging by accessing logs directly.MIT
- Generates TradingView Pine Script v6 from a strategy ID. Returns the script and identifier for backtesting and deployment.Apache 2.0
- Fetch Pine Script compilation errors from Monaco markers identify and fix syntax or logic issues in TradingView scripts.MIT
- Save Pine Script source to a TradingView library as a new script or new version, using a two-step confirm flow to preview changes before writing. Compile errors are reported with line numbers for quick fixes.MIT
- List all available Pine Script v6 documentation files with descriptions, organized by category. Use to select a file for further reading.MIT
- Resolves exact Pine Script API terms and known concepts to provide precise documentation for functions and vocabulary.MIT
- Access a specific Pine Script v6 documentation file using its path. Use limit and offset to manage token usage for large files.MIT
- Search Pine Script v6 documentation for relevant sections. Multi-word queries require all terms. Returns previews with hints to retrieve full content.MIT