Two desks share one assistant. The Analyst explains any scanned chart from the live engine states. The Quant writes TradingView scripts with you in Pine Script, starting from a library of fifty checked concepts, then audits and backtests them before you paste.
Open the Analyst or the Quant from the AI Desks menu. The left rail lists your recent conversations; every thread is saved to your account and restores when you return. Each answer ends with three suggested follow-ups so a thread keeps moving; in the Quant they are buttons, one click sends the next request.
The two desks
Analyst: analyse a chart.
Set a ticker and interrogate its setup. Every answer is grounded in the latest scan, trend regime, momentum, money flow and structure across daily, weekly and monthly, with the live chart beside the conversation.
Quant: build, audit, backtest.
Describe an indicator or strategy and get a complete Pine v6 script back, drawn on the workbench chart as you go, or paste your own code to iterate. Every version of a thread stays selectable; one button opens it in the audit and the backtester, which trades the marks and entries on real bars.
The concept library
Fifty concepts, each with a checked script.
Every concept is an article you can read in full: what it is, how to read it on a chart, how it is calculated, the parameters that matter, how traders use it, the common mistakes, and a FAQ. Under each sits the checked script that implements it, audited and run in the Pine runtime before it was added. Read it on the Concepts pages or inside the Quant desk, then build it with one click; or just ask in plain words, "bollinger 20 with 2.5 std on 15m" fills the blanks of the Bollinger template on the spot.
Beyond the blanks, the copilot edits on top of a checked script.
Ask for a filter, a combination of two concepts, or a change to what you have, and the copilot starts from the matching template instead of a blank page. A question about a concept gets an answer, not a script. If the request is one generic word, it asks which concept you mean.
Credits
A daily credit pool.
Analyst questions use one credit each; a Pine build by the copilot uses three, because a full script costs several times the tokens of an answer. A build from the concept library uses none. Your balance shows before you spend and resets daily.
What it will not do
The Analyst explains; it never decides. It will not tell you to buy or sell, will not validate an open position, and will not predict. Ask for a verdict and it walks the setup checklist instead — what the framework wants, which pieces are present, which are missing — and leaves the decision where it belongs. Conversations are logged to your account.