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TradingView MCP servers and agent skills

36 MCP servers and 4 agent skills connect AI assistants to TradingView. Includes TradingView's official listing.

Charting platform and social network for traders, with market data, indicators and the Pine Script language.

36 MCP servers4 skills1 officialTradingView

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How AI connects to TradingView

TradingView's scripting option is Pine Script, its own language for writing indicators and strategies that run on TradingView's servers; strategies can be backtested on the platform. For developers who want charts on their own sites, TradingView provides charting libraries such as Advanced Charts, a JavaScript widget fed by the developer's own datafeed, and Lightweight Charts. The documentation checked does not describe a public REST API for reading or controlling a user's TradingView account.

From the vendor's documentation: Welcome to Pine Script v6, Advanced Charts Documentation

Guides:MCP servers vs agent skillsConnecting MCP servers to AI clients

Questions

Is there an official TradingView MCP server?
Yes. One listing for TradingView is published by the tool's vendor, marked Official in the table above with a link to the evidence.
Can Claude use TradingView?
Yes, through an MCP server. 36 MCP servers connect Claude and other AI assistants to TradingView; each listing shows how it connects and how to install it.
Are there agent skills for TradingView?
Yes: 4 skills are listed. Skills are folders of instructions (and sometimes scripts) that an agent loads when a task needs them.
Which AI clients do TradingView servers and skills support?
The listings on this page most often document claude-desktop, claude-code, codex, cursor. Each listing shows the clients its own documentation names.