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Connect AI to local TradingView for chart analysis and Pine Script help.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "TradingView MCP Bridge" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to my local TradingView Desktop, inspect the currently open chart, and summarize the main trend, key support/resistance levels, and recent price structure changes.
A structured chart analysis summary with trend direction and key price levels.
Based on my trading idea from the current chart, help me draft a Pine Script indicator with entry rules, exit rules, and configurable parameters.
A Pine Script draft with a clear explanation of its logic for further iteration.
Use this bridge to connect to local TradingView Desktop and help me define a repeatable chart review workflow for fast pre-market analysis.
A step-by-step repeatable workflow for automating routine chart review.
Traders, researchers, or data analysts can let an AI inspect charts in local TradingView Desktop and quickly summarize trends, structure, and key levels. It fits workflows where users want chart-aware assistance while reviewing markets.
Developers can use the tool to help an AI write or revise Pine Script with chart context from TradingView. It is useful for turning trading ideas into script drafts more quickly.
Users who repeat chart review or analysis steps can connect AI to their local terminal through this bridge and design automated workflows. It is suitable for improving efficiency in recurring trading routines.
It connects AI assistants to your local TradingView Desktop through the Chrome DevTools Protocol. The stated use cases are chart analysis, Pine Script development, and workflow automation, with data staying on your machine.
Based on the description, you need a local TradingView Desktop environment and a way to connect through the Chrome DevTools Protocol. For exact setup steps, runtime requirements, or dependencies, see the source repository.
The description emphasizes that it connects to your local TradingView Desktop and keeps data on your machine. That means it is oriented toward local interaction and local data handling rather than sending chart data to a remote service.
Connect AI to TradingView Desktop for chart analysis, Pine Script, and automation.
Connect AI to TradingView Desktop for chart analysis, Pine scripting, and automation.
Connect MCP AI assistants to TradingView Desktop for chart analysis and automation.
Connect local TradingView to AI for chart analysis, Pine Script, and automation.
Connect local TradingView to AI for chart analysis, Pine Script, and automation.
Control local TradingView Desktop and retrieve chart state and OHLCV data.