If you came here from one of my TradingView videos, this is the post they pointed you to. Everything is below. There are two ways to plug AI into TradingView now, and they do different jobs. The official TradingView connector reads. One link connects your TradingView account to Claude, ChatGPT or Grok Bot, and it can pull screeners, chart data and the economic calendar. You need a paid TradingView plan, and it cannot draw on your chart. The open source TradingView MCP draws. It runs on your computer next to the TradingView Desktop app and gives the AI 84 tools: support and resistance lines, indicators, Pine Script, and the backtest itself. Setup takes about ten minutes, and you can let Claude or Codex do the install for you. Watch in this order: - The official connector, set up in one minute: https://youtu.be/kNFmhqM52h4 - Claude on TradingView by voice, with an XRP trade plan: https://youtu.be/TK46HUcPp90 - The same build with ChatGPT and Codex, plus a Bitcoin backtest: https://youtu.be/ckM2aZmKvsc The open source MCP: https://github.com/bottradingnet/tradingview-mcp THE CHART DESK PROMPT Paste this once either connector is live. Swap the ticker and timeframe. You are connected to my TradingView. Work on [TICKER] on the [TIMEFRAME] chart. First, read the chart before you touch it. Tell me the trend on this timeframe and on one higher timeframe, where price sits against the 50 and 200 moving averages, and what RSI is saying. Second, mark the levels. Draw the three strongest support and the three strongest resistance levels. Choose them from the data (places price reacted more than once, prior swing highs and lows, high volume areas), not from feel. Label each line with its price and the reason it made the list. Third, give me one trade plan: long or short, entry zone, stop, two targets, and the risk to reward. If there is no clean setup, say so, and tell me what price would need to do before there is one.

Welcome to the AI Untapped Workshop. This is the room behind the newsletter and the YouTube channel. The whole point: cut through the AI noise, faster, together. Here's what lives here: → One new tool + prompt every Sunday. Posted in the feed. Copy, paste, run it. → The Field Notes: five short PDFs covering local AI setup, prompt patterns, the skip list, the maker stack, and the Sunday routine. Find them in the Classroom tab (top nav) or scroll the feed today, where each one is posted separately so you can ask questions in the comments. → An open thread where you drop the AI tools you're testing and what's actually working. → Behind-the-scenes context I don't put on YouTube. What I'm asking from you: → Post what you're testing. Wins and failures both. The room learns faster when we're honest. → No pitching. No "I built an agency, DM me." This is a workshop, not a marketplace. → If a prompt works, drop the result in the comments. If it breaks, drop the error. I'm here daily. Drop a hello below and tell me one thing you're trying to figure out with AI right now. I read every reply. — Dusty

Three rules. That's it. 1. POST WHAT YOU'RE TESTING. Wins and failures both. A "this broke and I don't know why" post is worth more than a "look at this cool thing" post. The room learns from honest data. 2. NO SELF-PROMO WITHOUT VALUE. If you have an agency, course, or tool, you can mention it once in your intro post and never again. No DMs to other members trying to sell. This is a workshop, not a marketplace. If this is your acquisition channel, you'll be removed. 3. NO LOW-EFFORT POSTS. "Best AI tool?" with no context. "Anyone using Claude?" with no follow-up. Posts that don't move anyone forward get removed. Ask specific questions, share specific results. That's all of it. If you're not sure whether something fits, post it and we'll talk. The line isn't policed by gotchas, it's policed by quality. — Dusty