tradingview-mcp-thaqif

Drive TradingView Desktop from Claude (and other MCP clients) for Pine Script v5/v6, FCPO/futures, and Wyckoff multi-timeframe analysis.

A local MCP server that bridges TradingView Desktop to an AI assistant over the Chrome DevTools Protocol, shipped with a 64-rule rules.json that constrains how the AI writes Pine and reads the market. MIT-licensed, runs entirely on your machine.

Improved fork of tradingview-mcp-jackson by Lewis W. Jackson, itself built on the original tradingview-mcp by @tradesdontlie. Full credit to both — see NOTICE.

[!WARNING] Not affiliated with TradingView Inc. or Anthropic. This tool connects to the TradingView Desktop app already running on your machine via the Chrome DevTools Protocol. It requires your own valid TradingView subscription and does not bypass any paywall. It surfaces analysis only — it does not place trades. Read the Disclaimer and SECURITY.md before use.

[!NOTE] All processing is local. No TradingView data leaves your machine; the server has no telemetry.

What it does

Read your chart — symbol, timeframe, indicator values, and custom Pine output (lines, labels, tables, boxes).
Develop Pine Script v5/v6 — inject source, smart-compile, and read errors in a loop.
Manage alerts, replays, and screenshots.
morning_brief — scan a watchlist, read every indicator, and return structured data so the model produces a Wyckoff multi-timeframe bias, driven by your rules.json.

What's new in this fork

Feature	What it does
`rules.json` v2.0.0	A 64-rule engine across 9 categories (Pine v5/v6, indicators, multi-timeframe, Wyckoff, FCPO, backtesting, alerts, risk, MCP tools). See docs/RULESET.md.
`examples/fcpo_wyckoff_mtf.pine`	A worked, rule-compliant Pine v6 indicator (Spring/UTAD, non-repaint HTF, FCPO sessions).
npm + `.mcpb` packaging	Install via `npx`, or one-click in Claude Desktop via a Desktop Extension bundle.
Inherited from the jackson fork	`morning_brief`, `session_save`/`session_get`, `tv` CLI, and the `tv_launch` fix for TradingView Desktop v2.14+.

Requirements

Node.js 18+
TradingView Desktop running with the Chrome DevTools Protocol enabled (see SETUP_GUIDE.md)
A valid TradingView subscription

Install

Full per-client snippets (Cursor, Cline, VS Code, local clone) are in the install section below.

Claude Desktop — one click: install the .mcpb from Settings -> Extensions, or build it from manifest.json (see DISTRIBUTION.md).

Claude Desktop — config file (claude_desktop_config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "tradingview": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "tradingview-mcp-thaqif"]
    }
  }
}

Cursor (~/.cursor/mcp.json), Cline (cline_mcp_settings.json), and VS Code (.vscode/mcp.json) use the same command/args. Run from a local clone with "command": "node", "args": ["/abs/path/tradingview-mcp-thaqif/src/server.js"].

Then, with TradingView Desktop open, verify with the tv_health_check tool.

The rules engine

rules.json is loaded as AI context so the assistant treats critical/high rules as hard constraints. The 9 categories: pine_script, indicators, multi_timeframe, wyckoff, fcpo, backtesting, alerts, risk_management, mcp_tools. Each rule has an id, rationale, severity, and a runnable example. Full guide: docs/RULESET.md. Worked example: examples/.

Publishing / distribution

This repo is packaged for npm, the official MCP Registry (server.json), and a Claude .mcpb bundle (manifest.json). Step-by-step in DISTRIBUTION.md.

Disclaimer

For research and educational use. Nothing here is financial advice. Trading FCPO, crude oil, and crypto futures involves substantial risk of loss. This tool is not affiliated with TradingView Inc. or Anthropic, PBC; you are responsible for complying with TradingView's Terms of Use. The server never executes trades — surface signals and place trades yourself.

Attribution & license

MIT — see LICENSE and the full attribution chain in NOTICE. Original by @tradesdontlie; fork foundation by @LewisWJackson.

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