Verifies the email code with a request token to activate Pine AI credentials, granting access to all Pine tools.
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"An introduction to Pine Script programming" matching MCP tools:
- Generates TradingView Pine Script v6 from a strategy ID. Returns the script and identifier for backtesting and deployment.Apache 2.0
- 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
- 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
- Approve or decline an introduction from another user's AI. Your response is kept private unless both parties approve.Apache 2.0
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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityDmaintenanceEnables AI assistants to look up any Pine Script function, search TradingView documentation, and find code examples in real time.13219MIT
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MCP server providing Pine Script v6 documentation. Enables AI to: Look up Pine Script functions and validate syntax Access official documentation for indicators, strategies, and visuals Understand Pine Script concepts (execution model, repainting, etc.) Generate correct v6 code with proper function references
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- 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
- Get Pine Script v6 functions filtered by namespace. Use this to see available functions before writing Pine Script code.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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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 the current Pine Editor source code from TradingView. The Pine Editor must be open to fetch the script content.MIT
- Retrieve introduction, get-started, styling, and roadmap documentation for the coss UI design system.MIT
- 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
- Save and commit the current Pine Script indicator, then reload it on the chart with one action.MIT
- Check whether a Pine Script v6 function name is valid, preventing code errors by verifying function existence before use.MIT