AI copilot for TradingView
The AI copilot that lives
inside TradingView.
TradePilot is a Chrome extension that turns TradingView into an AI-assisted Pine Script workspace. Generate strategies, edit scripts by asking, auto-fix compile errors, and optimize parameters — all without leaving your chart.
Quick answer
TradePilot is an AI copilot for TradingView. It is a Chrome extension that analyzes any chart, draws your levels, pulls live market data, scans your watchlist, and generates Pine Script v6 strategies and indicators that load into your editor and run on your chart — all from chat, without leaving TradingView. Monthly plans start with a 7-day free trial.
See it in action
What it does
Everything a Pine Script copilot should do
Generate from plain English
Describe a strategy or indicator in normal language and get complete, compilable Pine Script v6 — inputs, logic, plots, and alerts.
Edit by asking
"Add a trailing stop." "Make it long only." "Add an RSI filter above 50." The copilot rewrites only what changes and shows a diff.
Auto-fix compile errors
Send a TradingView error back with one click and get a corrected script. No copy-paste, no context switching.
Optimize parameters
Run parameter combinations across symbols and timeframes automatically, then export ranked results to Excel.
One-click injection
Push generated code straight into the TradingView Pine Editor. Your work stays in one place — the chart.
Ask anything
Get explanations of your strategy logic, market mechanics, or Pine Script syntax in the context of your actual code.
FAQ
TradingView AI copilot questions
What is a TradingView AI copilot?
A TradingView AI copilot is an assistant that works inside TradingView to help you create and maintain Pine Script. TradePilot is a Chrome extension that lets you generate strategies and indicators from plain English, edit scripts by describing changes, fix compile errors in one click, and optimize parameters — all without leaving your chart.
How do I install the TradePilot copilot extension?
Install the TradePilot Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store, then open any chart on TradingView. The copilot panel appears alongside the Pine Editor. Sign in with the free plan to start generating — no credit card required.
Does the copilot work directly inside TradingView?
Yes. TradePilot injects generated Pine Script straight into the TradingView Pine Editor with one click — no copy-paste. It reads compile errors from the editor and can fix them in place, and it keeps your sessions synced across devices.
How much does the TradingView AI copilot cost?
Plans start at $19/month (Starter), $29/month (Pro), and $79/month (Premium), with annual options. Monthly plans include a 7-day free trial; annual is billed up front with a 14-day refund. Every plan gets the full copilot.
What can the copilot do?
It analyzes any chart with multi-timeframe ratings and structure, draws support, resistance and Fibonacci levels, switches symbols and adds indicators, pulls news, fundamentals and technical ratings, scans your watchlist, and writes Pine Script that loads into your editor and runs on your chart.
Can the copilot fix Pine Script errors?
Yes. When TradingView throws a compile error, one click sends the error plus your full script to the copilot, which returns a corrected version showing exactly what changed — accept or discard.
Choosing one
What separates a copilot from a chatbot with a trading skin
A lot of tools call themselves an AI copilot for TradingView but are really a chat model with a system prompt about trading. The test is simple: can it actually change your chart, or does it only return text?
A real copilot switches symbols, adds indicators, draws levels, loads Pine Script into your editor and runs backtests, live, on the chart in front of you. A chatbot describes what you could do and leaves the work to you.
What to check before picking one
- Does it run inside TradingView itself, or in a separate tab you have to switch to?
- Does generated Pine Script load into the editor, or do you copy and paste it?
- Is the code checked before you see it, or are you handed something untested?
- Can it backtest and report real numbers, or does it only describe a strategy?
- Run the same optimisation twice: do you get the same answer? If not, you cannot tell an improvement from a reshuffle.
- Does it put your original settings back when it finishes?
Those last two matter more than they sound. An optimiser that samples a different set of combinations on every run gives a different answer each time, and one that leaves your chart in a state you did not choose is not something you can run casually.
Add the copilot to your TradingView
Install the Chrome extension and start analyzing, drawing, and building inside TradingView. 7-day free trial, cancel anytime.