Indicators
Build custom TradingView Pine Script indicators and scripts with AI assistance. From RSI divergence to custom scanners.
This track is for traders who want custom TradingView tools without becoming full-time Pine Script developers. We use AI to speed up drafting, then we validate the logic the way traders should: compile, test, and eyeball signals on real charts.
The fastest path is learning the Pine Script basics, then building one solid indicator with clean alerts. After that, you can iterate into scanners and strategy scripts.
3 AI-Generated TradingView Indicators I Actually Use
After generating dozens of Pine Script indicators with Claude Code and Cursor, these 3 survived real chart testing. Full code, prompts, and how I actually use them.
How Gemini Writes Pine Script (and Where It Gets It Wrong)
I tested Google Gemini on three Pine Script indicators — EMA crossover, RSI divergence, and a custom momentum oscillator. Here's what worked, what broke, and how to fix it.
I Built a SuperTrend + ATR Volatility Indicator with AI — Here's the Pine Script
A deep dive into building an enhanced SuperTrend indicator with Cursor AI. Full Pine Script v5 code with ATR visualization, volume filter, alert conditions, backtested results on BTC, and parameter optimization.
Use Cursor to Write a TradingView Pine Script Indicator
Learn how to use Cursor AI to generate custom TradingView Pine Script indicators. Build an RSI divergence detector step by step.
Build a Custom RSI Divergence Detector for TradingView — Using Claude Code to Write Pine Script
A technically deep walkthrough of building an RSI divergence indicator with Claude Code. Full Pine Script v5 code, swing detection logic, false positive filters, and real-world examples on BTC.
Indicators FAQ
What are TradingView indicators?
Indicators are scripts that compute signals from price/volume data and display them on charts. In TradingView, indicators are usually written in Pine Script.
Can AI write Pine Script that actually works?
Yes, but it often makes subtle mistakes. The best workflow is: generate a first draft with AI, compile it in TradingView, fix errors iteratively, and then validate signals visually on charts before trusting alerts.
How do I avoid repainting?
Repainting happens when an indicator uses future data (directly or indirectly). Use confirmed bar logic where appropriate, be careful with higher-timeframe requests, and test signals in realtime or bar replay.
Where should I start?
Start with a Pine Script tutorial, then build one simple indicator with clean alerts before you add complex filters.
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