Tradingview MCP Server (Tradesdontlie)
Access locally running TradingView charts via the Chrome DevTools Protocol for analysis.
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Overview
This bridge enables AI agents to interact with the TradingView Desktop application on your machine. By connecting via the Chrome DevTools Protocol, it allows models to perform chart analysis, assist with Pine Script development, and automate workflows within the interface. It operates strictly on your local machine and does not bypass any official TradingView paywalls or access controls. The tool requires an active TradingView subscription and the manual enabling of the remote debugging port on your desktop installation. It functions by reading state and automating interactions through the Electron debug interface, serving as an research-oriented project for integrating LLMs with complex, stateful financial desktop software.
Our verdict
With a security score of 50/100, this tool carries a high risk level. The score reflects that the project is not editorially reviewed and lacks an official maintainer, as well as the inherent risk of using undocumented internal APIs via the Chrome DevTools Protocol. Because it relies on debugging interfaces that can break during TradingView updates, it is recommended only for power users who understand the technical implications of enabling remote debugging on their desktop applications.
- Operates entirely locally with no external data transmission
- Uses only two direct dependencies to minimize supply-chain surface
- Maintained through an active repository with frequent commits
- Features a healthy contributor base of eleven developers
- No official support or endorsement from TradingView Inc
- Relies on undocumented internal APIs subject to breaking changes
- Unclear license status labeled as NOASSERTION
- Requires manual configuration of insecure debug flags
Compatibility
No compatibility data yet.
Frequently asked questions
›What prerequisites are needed to use this MCP server?
You need the TradingView Desktop app with a valid paid subscription, Node.js 18 or higher, and a supported client like Claude Code.
›How does the server communicate with the TradingView application?
It uses the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) to interface with your locally running TradingView Desktop instance.
›What is required to enable the connection to TradingView?
You must launch the TradingView Desktop application with the remote debugging port enabled using the --remote-debugging-port=9222 flag.
›Does this tool store or transmit my trading data externally?
No, all data processing occurs locally on your machine and no data is transmitted, stored, or redistributed to external servers.
›Can this server execute trades on my behalf?
No, this is not a trading bot; it provides an interface layer for chart analysis, Pine Script development, and chart interaction only.
›Is this tool compatible with all versions of TradingView Desktop?
It relies on undocumented internal APIs which may break during TradingView updates; pinning your TradingView Desktop version is recommended for stability.
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