Describe the strategy in plain words. The Pine Copilot writes it in Pine v6, checks it against 38 rules before you copy it, and runs it here on real data with costs charged, so you see whether the idea did anything before it reaches TradingView.
Run it free: the Pine Script backtester takes any Pine v6 strategy, free and unlimited with an account and no card, and the free Pine Script audit runs the same 38 checks on a script from anywhere, a chatbot's included.
How general chatbots handle Pine is in ChatGPT and Claude for Pine Script, and TradingView's own add-on is compared in TradingView AI Copilot.
It is written for Pine v6 and checked against 38 rules before you copy it, including the mistakes that stop a script compiling, such as a function v6 removed or a plot inside an if block. TradingView's Pine Editor stays the final word: when it reports an error, paste the message back and the copilot fixes that line.
Yes. Describe the entries, exits and stops in plain words, with the market and timeframe if they matter. It writes a complete strategy() script with inputs for the numbers, and asks when a rule is unclear instead of guessing.
Yes, here, on real data: US stocks and ETFs from 2016, intraday from one minute, and NQ and ES futures on CME's 1-minute bars. Commission and slippage are charged, every trade is on the chart, and the last third of the bars is judged on its own.
Yes. Paste it with what is wrong, or with TradingView's error message, and it rewrites the part that breaks. Scripts in Pine v4 or v5 are rewritten in v6.
Partly. A free account gets the Free plan, with 50 AI credits a day, and a new script uses 15. Base has 150, Pro 500 and Max no daily limit, and every paid plan has 30 days money back. Backtesting a script you already have is free and unlimited with an account, no card.
A chatbot writes the script but never runs it, so you find its mistakes in TradingView. Here the script is checked before you copy it and run on market data with costs charged, so you see whether the idea did anything before you trade it.
TradingView and Pine Script belong to TradingView, Inc.; Alpha Charts is not affiliated with it. Alpha Charts is software for writing and testing trading scripts and gives no investment advice; a backtest shows what rules would have done on past data, not what they will do.