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  • Generate or rewrite a complete code file with a local LLM from instructions or an existing input file, saving only code to data/outputs/code.
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  • Find Meritz Securities Open APIs using a natural-language keyword, with an optional category to narrow results by domain like account, trading, or market.
    MIT
  • Get API type details for Meritz Securities Open API code generation by providing an api_type from search_api, returning endpoint path, parameters, response fields, and cautions.
    MIT
  • Generates Python code for Meritz Open API: REST token, request, response checks; realtime WebSocket subscriptions; order/exchange safety confirm. api_type='token' creates token-only code.
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    Backtest PineScript v6 strategies locally from your AI agent: transpiles Pine to C++ and runs it on the deterministic, TradingView-validated PineForge engine via Docker. Tools for single backtests, parameter-grid sweeps, and Binance OHLCV fetch — no API key, data never leaves your machine.
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  • Retrieve authentication steps, call conventions, response codes, and known issues for Meritz Securities Open API to enable correct API usage and code generation.
    MIT
  • Get list of categories and API counts for Meritz Securities Open API, enabling quick navigation of available endpoints before code generation.
    MIT
  • Launch interactive test recording to transcribe browser actions into runnable test code. Use to build baseline happy-path tests by clicking through complex UI flows.
    MIT
  • List every Pine v6 coverage topic with supported/partial/unsupported status before writing or backtesting a strategy on PineForge, so unsupported features are caught early.
    MIT
  • Check if a Pine v6 identifier or namespace is supported before using it, or to diagnose silent strategy misbehavior. Returns status and notes without running the engine.
    MIT
  • Measure how closely PineForge reproduces TradingView backtests by grading Pine v6 trades against a Strategy Tester export. Returns parity tier, matched counts, and mismatches.
    MIT
  • Fetch Binance OHLCV candles and write a backtest-ready CSV for PineForge backtests. Automatically paginates large requests, supports spot or USDT perpetual futures, and records instrument metadata.
    MIT
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  • Replace all content in code editors like Monaco, CodeMirror, Ace, and ProseMirror using their native APIs. Ideal for updating Airtable automations, GitHub gists, CodePen, or n8n code nodes.
    MIT
  • Run a real, deterministic backtest of a PineScript v6 strategy against an OHLCV CSV locally, returning trades, P&L, and drawdown.
    MIT
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  • Sweep PineScript strategy parameters across input and override grids, compiling once and ranking each combination by net PnL, win rate, drawdown, or trade count.
    MIT
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  • Discover engine parameters accepted by backtest_pine and backtest_pine_grid, covering strategy overrides and runtime args, before running a backtest.
    MIT
  • Retrieve exact coverage for a single PineScript feature area, listing supported, partial, transpiled, and unsupported functions so you know what's implemented before use.
    MIT
  • Generate a C++ translation unit from PineScript v6 source locally with no API key or network, so source never leaves your machine. Returns the generated C++ for backtesting.
    MIT
  • Checks if the local PineForge engine Docker image matches the registry by comparing manifest digests without downloading layers; can auto-pull when stale or missing.
    MIT
  • Discover live web micro-effects and motion techniques from CodePen, Shadertoy, Codrops, and GitHub. Filter by category or framework to find shaders, scroll animations, and more.
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