Tradingview Signals With Claude Code — Development skill for Claude Code

TradingView Signals with Claude Code: the project kit

**`./setup.sh` builds the book's Pine v6 project folder: CLAUDE.md, the Pine rules, the prompts, the scripts, and the Pine manual in `docs/`.**

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Claude Code writes better Pine once it has read the manual. This repo puts the manual where Claude reads it, next to the book's rule files and prompts, so it writes against the v6 rules. Two words you meet first: **Pine v6** is TradingView's script language (chapter 3), and **CLAUDE.md** is the file Claude Code reads at the start of every session (chapter 4). Start with the first command below; each chapter folder then tells you what to do with its files.

**⚠ Trading risk.** Educational code from a book, not financial advice. A backtest does not predict live results. Read [DISCLAIMER.md](DISCLAIMER.md) before any of this touches real money.

TradingView and Pine Script are trademarks of TradingView, Inc.

Start here

**I'm starting the book and have no project folder yet**

git clone https://github.com/regardo911/tradingview-signals-with-claude-code.git
cd tradingview-signals-with-claude-code
./setup.sh

It fills `~/projects/pine-claude` (or the folder you pass), downloads the manual, and prints the one step you do by hand: copying the reference page from your browser. Then:

cd ~/projects/pine-claude && claude

and paste the chapter 4 test prompt: `What is the v6 ternary line-continuation rule, and what is the cleaner alternative?`

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