FerroxLabs/tvcontrol

chart-analysis

Analyze a chart — set up symbol/timeframe, add indicators, scroll to key dates, annotate, and screenshot. Use when the user wants technical analysis or chart review.

learn-from-losses

Post-trade review — pull losing trades from the strategy tester, screenshot each entry in context, and cluster common failure patterns. Use when the user asks "why am I losing?", "review my losses", or "what's wrong with my strategy?".

morning-prep

Daily morning scan — load saved morning layout, screenshot watchlist symbols, and summarize overnight pre-market state. Use when the user says "good morning", "morning prep", or asks for a pre-open briefing.

multi-pane-analysis

Cross-asset reasoning across a multi-pane layout — set a 2x2 grid, assign correlated symbols to each pane, and identify leader/laggard/divergence. Use when the user asks to "compare indices", "watch the complex", or wants correlated-asset reasoning.

multi-symbol-scan

Scan multiple symbols for setups, patterns, or strategy performance. Use when comparing across instruments or screening for opportunities.

pine-develop

Full Pine Script development loop — write code, compile, fix errors, iterate. Use when building a new indicator or strategy in TradingView.

porting-pine-versions

Migrate Pine Script v4 / v5 source to v6 — analyze, apply migration rules, compile-check, iterate until clean. Use when the user hands over an older script or asks to "upgrade to v6" / "port this Pine code".

rebuild-from-screenshot

Reproduce a chart from a screenshot — read the user's pasted image, diff against the live chart, then set symbol/indicators/drawings to match. Use when the user pastes a chart image and says "recreate this" or "set up my chart like this".

replay-practice

Practice trading in TradingView replay mode — step through historical bars, take trades, track P&L. Use when the user wants to practice or backtest manually.

strategy-ab-test

Head-to-head strategy comparison — snapshot state, sweep params on strategy A, restore, sweep strategy B, then compare metrics side-by-side. Use when the user asks "which strategy is better?" or "A/B test these two".