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Build with AI
Signal sources
Trade together
Crypto futures
Forex and options
DerivFutures and options
Pip, TraderFrame’s AI assistant, writes the setup you describe as a Pine v6 script, and our own engine checks every line before you see it. Replay it free on your bot’s own chart, publish a version and choose it on a bot, and your bot trades it under its own size, exits and limits.
On Standard and up. The 7-day trial covers pasting your own TradingView script, checking it, replaying it, publishing it and running it on a bot. Pip starts with the plan’s agent credits when the trial ends, or choose Pay now at checkout to use Pip today.
How it works
Writing, checking, replaying and publishing happen in the Build window: the chat, the script, the chart and the script’s settings, with your bot’s exits shown beside them. Nothing trades until you publish a version and choose it on a bot, in its Trade Agent panel.
Describe the setup, tap a starter, or give Pip a chart snapshot, a file or a link to read. When it can’t tell what you mean, it asks one short question.
Our engine reads the script before you see it. Every number that matters becomes an input with the script’s own minimum and maximum; pin the ones Pip must never move.
Run it on your bot’s own candles, change the script and run again. Every Run is kept with the script that made it, so you can tick two and compare.
Freeze a version with a short note. On a bot, choose the agent in its Trade Agent panel, and it runs the script at every close of its timeframe.
Pine Script checker
Our own Pine-compatible engine reads each line Pip writes and each line you paste from TradingView, and tells you which ones run differently here.
Back test
Back test the script the way your bot would trade it. On a MetaTrader 5 bot on market execution, with a take profit and stop loss in its Exit panel, Replay trades the script’s signals with your bot’s size, martingale or compounding steps and Exit panel, on your broker’s own history. It’s free, up to a year back as far as your terminal holds (90 days on 1-minute bars), and long replays run in the background.
Beyond the editor
Snapshot the chart, upload a PDF or a CSV of your trades, add a link, or drop in a screenshot of a setup and ask for an indicator. Pip reads it with agent credits.
Connect a key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, xAI, Moonshot, DeepSeek, Mistral or Alibaba, or any OpenAI-compatible host, and Pip runs on it. On Standard and up; not during a free trial.
An indicator needs no strategy code: its labels, shapes, alertcondition and alert() calls become signals, and you set each one to Buy, Sell or Ignore.
jdehorty’s MLExtensions and KernelFunctions are built in. For any other library, paste its source once from TradingView and it’s kept for every trader after you.
A published script runs on our side at every close of its timeframe. No TradingView alert, webhook or paid TradingView plan is needed to trade it.
Each Run and Replay is kept with the script that made it, and with your words when Pip wrote it. Tick two to see what changed in the script, and what the change did on the same window.
Publishing
Every version is frozen with its script and settings, and with the run you published it on when you ran it first: none can be edited or deleted, and an earlier one can run again from Versions. A published version only says when to buy or sell. Each signal then goes through your bot like any other signal, so the bot’s own rules below still apply.
On Suggest, the bot asks you first and the proposal waits five minutes; on Enter, it places the trade within its limits. Pip never places a trade from the chat.
Replay a tuning to see the script tuned against fixed settings, then use it or not. Live tuning is off until you switch it on, and it needs a published version on a bot set to Signal + Pip. It moves only unpinned inputs inside the script’s own bounds, and your bot’s stop and target stay as set.
Forex and gold on any MetaTrader 5 broker through the TraderFrame EA, and Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, KuCoin and Hyperliquid perpetuals. No TradingView alert, webhook or paid TradingView plan needed.
What it costs
The generator is on Standard and up. Agent credits come with the plan; on your own AI key the chat uses none.
Questions
A tool that turns a strategy you describe in plain words into Pine Script, the language TradingView uses for indicators and strategies. Ours also checks every line with our own engine, replays it on your bot’s own candles, and your bot can trade it once you publish it and choose it on the bot.
Pine v6: an indicator() when you want something to look at, or a strategy() when you want entries. It reads v4, v5 and v6 scripts you paste. On TraderFrame your bot’s Exit panel owns the exits.
It reads v4, v5 and v6 as you paste them, free, and marks what runs differently. Pip rewrites a short script as v6 for agent credits; a script of 40 lines or more is changed line by line, so it keeps its version line.
Yes. Pip writes standard Pine v6 text you can select and paste into TradingView’s Pine Editor. We check it with our own engine, not TradingView’s, so TradingView may still flag the odd line.
No. A published script runs on our side at every close of its timeframe, so no TradingView alert, webhook or paid TradingView plan is needed to trade it. The TradingView webhook signal source is a separate feature.
Yes. Use Paste a script from the chat’s plus menu, or paste it straight into the Script tab. Checking it is free, and our engine marks any line that runs differently here. Fix with Pip rewrites just the lines that won’t run, with agent credits.
jdehorty’s MLExtensions (v2 and v3) and KernelFunctions (v2) are built in. For any other library, the Script tab asks you to open it on TradingView, copy its source code and paste it in; it’s kept for every trader after you.
Up to a year on 5-minute bars and longer, and 90 days on 1-minute bars: on MetaTrader 5 from your broker’s own candles, as far back as your terminal holds; on crypto from the exchange’s public candles, as far as it serves. The bot needs market execution and a take profit and stop loss in its Exit panel. Long replays run in the background, and you get an in-app notification when one is ready.
Yes. An indicator’s labels, shapes, alertcondition and alert() calls become signals. Set each one to Buy, Sell or Ignore under IT TRADES ON, then Run or Replay it like a strategy.
No. Your bot trades a published version. On Suggest it asks you first, with Place it or Skip; on Enter it places the trade within your bot’s limits. Pip never places a trade from the chat.
Forex and gold on any MetaTrader 5 broker through our EA, and crypto perpetuals on Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, KuCoin and Hyperliquid.
The generator is on Standard and up, with 150 agent credits a month (Pro 400, Ultimate 1,000). On a paid plan Pip answers up to 30 messages a day free; writing, changing or fixing a script uses agent credits, at what it costs. Pasting, checking, running and replaying are free. On your own AI key the chat uses no credits. Free trials include neither agent credits nor the 30 free messages: choose Pay now at checkout to use Pip today.
On Standard and up. Free trials don’t include agent credits or free messages.
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