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TradingView MCP Bridge

MCP server that lets an agent read and control a TradingView Desktop chart

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by tradesdontlie โ†’

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Overview

TradingView MCP Bridge lets an agent read and drive a running TradingView Desktop chart through 78 MCP tools: chart state, indicators, bars, symbols, timeframes, drawings, alerts and Pine compilation.

  • Fortraders using Claude Code who want an agent working their own TradingView Desktop chart.
  • Needsa paid TradingView subscription, TradingView Desktop with the debug port enabled, Node.js 18+.
  • Runsa Node.js MCP server driving the Desktop app over the Chrome DevTools Protocol; every tool doubles as a tv CLI command.
  • Limitit reads TradingView's undocumented internal structure, so a TradingView update can break it without notice.

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Source: https://github.com/tradesdontlie/tradingview-mcp โ€” clone it and read its README and examples before writing anything; its documented setup beats what you remember.
Stack: a Node.js MCP server that drives a running TradingView Desktop app over the Chrome DevTools Protocol; every one of its 78 tools doubles as a tv CLI command.
Needs: TradingView Desktop launched with --remote-debugging-port=9222, Node.js 18+, a paid TradingView subscription.
Start: npm install, register src/server.js in my MCP config, then read the current chart state before changing anything.
Limit: it reads TradingView's undocumented internal structure, so a TradingView update can break it without notice.
Done means: you report my chart's symbol and timeframe back to me from the running app, and show me the config you wrote.
Before you start, ask me: whether TradingView Desktop is already running with the debug port on, and which chart you should read first.

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