Strategy Lab

Strategy Lab is a Pine Script workspace in the TradeSgnl Portal. It includes a code canvas and an AI developer that edits whatever script is open in the canvas. The AI's edits appear as a diff that you accept or reject before saving.

You can use Strategy Lab to:

The workspace: saved strategies on the left, the code canvas in the middle, the AI chat drawer on the right.

The AI can convert an indicator into a strategy, or add TradeSgnl alerts to an existing strategy. The script can be your own, a friend's, or a public one from TradingView.

The AI reads the canvas and applies the right changes. An indicator is converted into a tradeable strategy, with its buy/sell signals turned into entries and exits. An existing strategy gets the four alert message inputs (Long Entry, Long Exit, Short Entry, Short Exit) connected to every entry and exit. Your original logic, calculations, and plots are preserved.

The AI reads the canvas and proposes the changes as diffs.

Saved strategies stay in the sidebar across visits. Open one and ask the AI to modify it. The AI changes only the parts of the script you mention; the rest is preserved.

Examples of what to ask:

• Add risk management. “Add an ATR-based stop loss and a 2:1 take-profit target.”
• Tweak entry conditions. “Only enter long when the 200 EMA is sloping up.”
• Swap indicators. “Replace the SMA with an EMA, and use RSI(14) instead of stochastic.”
• Add session filters. “Block entries outside the London/New York overlap.”
• Fix bugs. “The short exit isn't closing the position. Find and fix it.”

Reviewing the AI's edits

Each AI edit appears as a diff chunk in the canvas. Every chunk has inline Accept and Reject buttons. A floating toolbar above the canvas lets you step through chunks with arrow keys, or use Accept All / Reject All to handle them in bulk. Click Save in the canvas header to commit the changes.

Review mode: per-chunk Accept / Reject plus the floating Accept All / Reject All toolbar.

To start a new strategy, click + in the sidebar to open an empty canvas. Describe the strategy you want in chat. The AI generates the script as a new saved strategy and opens it in the canvas with TradeSgnl alerts wired in. The AI will ask follow-up questions if your description is missing details.

Example prompts:

A description in chat produces a new saved strategy with TradeSgnl alerts wired in.

Once you have a saved strategy in the Strategy Lab canvas, copy it into TradingView, fill in the alert message fields, and create a webhook alert that points at TradeSgnl.

Copy the script into TradingView's Pine Editor

Copy the strategy from Strategy Lab. In TradingView, open the Pine Editor at the bottom of any chart, paste the script, click Save, then Add to chart. Save it under a recognizable name; you'll select that name from the alert Condition dropdown later.

Fill the TradeSgnl alert message fields

Open the strategy's settings on the chart and find the TradeSgnl Alert Messages group. Strategy Lab created four fields here: Long Entry, Long Exit, Short Entry, and Short Exit. Each one needs a complete signal string that includes your license ID and the action you want the EA to take when that direction fires.

The fastest way to build these is the Syntax Generator in the portal: pick your license, symbol, risk, and any optional SL/TP, copy the resulting strings, and paste one into each field.

Format reference:

Format

LicenseID,SYMBOL,ACTION,risk=VOLUME,[OPTIONAL_PARAMS]

Example: EURUSD strategy

Long Entry:   LICENSE_ID,EURUSD,buy,risk=0.01
Long Exit:    LICENSE_ID,EURUSD,closebuy
Short Entry:  LICENSE_ID,EURUSD,sell,risk=0.01
Short Exit:   LICENSE_ID,EURUSD,closesell

Paste a signal string into each direction's field.

Tip

For a complete reference of every parameter (sl, tp, comment, etc.), see the Signal Syntax guide.

Click the Alerts button

In TradingView's top toolbar, click the Alerts button (bell icon) to open the alert creation dialog.

The alert button in TradingView's top toolbar.

Configure the alert condition

In the Settings tab, open the Condition dropdown and select the strategy you saved in Step 1. You can also set Interval and expiration here if you want to scope the alert.

Select your strategy from the Condition dropdown.

Configure the alert message

Open the Message tab in the alert dialog and paste this placeholder into the Message field:

{{strategy.order.alert_message}}

TradingView replaces this with whichever signal string fired (the Long Entry, Long Exit, Short Entry, or Short Exit value from Step 2). One alert handles every direction.

Set the Message field to {{strategy.order.alert_message}}.

Set up the webhook

Open the Notifications tab in the alert dialog and enable Webhook URL. Paste:

https://webhook.tradesgnl.com

Click Create to save the alert.

Enable Webhook URL and paste the TradeSgnl webhook.

Test before going live

Verify the alert end-to-end before connecting it to a live account.