TradingView MCP Bridge
An unofficial MCP bridge that connects Claude Code to a locally running TradingView Desktop app over Chrome DevTools Protocol for chart analysis and Pine Script work.
TradingView MCP Bridge lets an AI agent read from and interact with a user's own already-running, already-licensed TradingView Desktop application through the Chrome DevTools Protocol, the same debugging interface built into every Chromium and Electron application. It does not connect to TradingView's servers, store or transmit market data, or bypass any paywall or access control; the debug port is disabled unless the user explicitly enables it with a standard Chromium flag.
The project frames itself as exploring a research question about how structured tool APIs can bridge language models and a stateful desktop financial application, including the latency, context, and reliability constraints that appear when an agent operates on live chart data. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by TradingView, and it relies on an undocumented internal API that can change without notice.
It is written in JavaScript and requires a valid TradingView subscription and the TradingView Desktop app.