TradingView Pine Agent
An agent that writes, compiles, and validates Pine v6 against a live TradingView chart.
Drives the Pine development loop toward first-push compiles with no errors, checking code before it ever touches the chart.
- Targets first-push compiles with zero errors
- Server-side compile check plus static analysis before injecting code
- Reads back errors and console output to iterate
- Built on a 78-tool TradingView MCP bridge
An agent that drives the Pine Script development loop against a live TradingView chart. The goal is code that compiles on the first push with no compile or runtime errors: it runs server-side compile checks and static analysis before ever injecting code, then reads back errors and console output to iterate. It sits on top of the 78-tool TradingView MCP bridge I run daily for Pine work.
The discipline here is the value — most AI Pine attempts fail on repainting, request.security misuse, or object limits, so validating before touching the chart catches those early. It turns Pine authoring into a tight, verifiable loop rather than trial and error. Catching repaint and object-limit problems before the code ever hits the chart is what turns Pine authoring from trial-and-error into a tight, verifiable loop, and reading back console output lets it fix its own mistakes rather than handing them to you.
Update (2026): The agent now runs inside TV Pilot, a dedicated desktop app, and inside the auto-publish toolkit: it creates fresh scripts with real keyboard chords, drives the editor's menus, sets study inputs through the chart API, reads the strategy tester report back, and compiles offline with a static checker before every chart push.
How it works
- Agent drafts Pine v6 code
- Server-side compile check runs
- Static analysis flags repaint and limit issues
- Code injected into live TradingView chart
- Errors and console output read back to iterate