TradingView Reader

Read your own TradingView desktop app: options chains with greeks and per-strike IV, screeners, watchlists, fired alerts, news and chart screenshots.

⚠️ **Trading warning / Avertissement trading** : informational only, not investment advice. An options chain, a screener result or a fired alert is raw material for your own judgment, not a recommendation: options and leveraged products carry a real risk of loss, and no reading from your own chart changes that. No output here is a promise of return. Curated by Skill Harbor: a read-only reader that talks to the TradingView desktop app already running on your Mac, through opencli and a Chrome DevTools Protocol attach, using your own logged-in session. That account-bound access is what separates it from headless TradingView tools: full options chains with greeks and bid, ask and per-strike implied volatility, expiries with contract counts, screeners across stocks, crypto, forex, futures and bonds with custom JSON filters, gainers and losers, news headlines and full stories, your watchlists including the colored flag lists, your alerts (active, recently triggered, fired while offline, and the full log), symbol search, current chart state and chart screenshots. The skill is disciplined about volume: filter chains by expiry and strikes around spot instead of dumping thousands of rows, summarize watchlists before listing symbols, and group alerts by status. From the himself65/finance-skills repository (MIT). Honest caveats: this reader is honest about reading a third-party platform through your own account and tools: you need the TradingView desktop app installed on macOS, logged in with your own account (options coverage depends on your subscription tier), Node.js 24 or later with opencli and this repo's plugin, and a one-time relaunch of the app with the debug port, so save unsaved chart layouts first; session material stays private, the skill never exposes cookies or session identifiers; and it is strictly read-only, with no trades, no watchlist edits and no alert changes. Note this is a different build from the TradingView MCP server listed separately in this catalogue. Skill Harbor never reviews the code, review it yourself before use.

At a glance

What: Read your own TradingView desktop app: options chains with greeks and per-strike IV, screeners, watchlists, fired alerts, news and chart screenshots.
Cost: Free
Needs: Use "TradingView Reader" with your Muse.
Install: Copy the installer prompt below into your Muse — your agent does the rest.

⚠️ **Trading warning / Avertissement trading** : informational only, not investment advice. An options chain, a screener result or a fired alert is raw material for your own judgment, not a recommendation: options and leveraged products carry a real risk of loss, and no reading from your own chart changes that. No output here is a promise of return. Curated by Skill Harbor: a read-only reader that talks to the TradingView desktop app already running on your Mac, through opencli and a Chrome DevTools Protocol attach, using your own logged-in session. That account-bound access is what separates it from headless TradingView tools: full options chains with greeks and bid, ask and per-strike implied volatility, expiries with contract counts, screeners across stocks, crypto, forex, futures and bonds with custom JSON filters, gainers and losers, news headlines and full stories, your watchlists including the colored flag lists, your alerts (active, recently triggered, fired while offline, and the full log), symbol search, current chart state and chart screenshots. The skill is disciplined about volume: filter chains by expiry and strikes around spot instead of dumping thousands of rows, summarize watchlists before listing symbols, and group alerts by status. From the himself65/finance-skills repository (MIT). Honest caveats: this reader is honest about reading a third-party platform through your own account and tools: you need the TradingView desktop app installed on macOS, logged in with your own account (options coverage depends on your subscription tier), Node.js 24 or later with opencli and this repo's plugin, and a one-time relaunch of the app with the debug port, so save unsaved chart layouts first; session material stays private, the skill never exposes cookies or session identifiers; and it is strictly read-only, with no trades, no watchlist edits and no alert changes. Note this is a different build from the TradingView MCP server listed separately in this catalogue. Skill Harbor never reviews the code, review it yourself before use.

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Use "TradingView Reader" with your Muse. Prerequisites: the TradingView desktop app installed on macOS and logged in with your own TradingView account (options data depends on your subscription tier), Node.js 24 or later with opencli installed globally, and this repo's plugin (opencli plugin install github:himself65/finance-skills/tradingview), then a one-time relaunch with the debug port (opencli tradingview launch), so save any unsaved chart layouts first. This reader uses your own account session through your own tools; it never asks for your password and never exposes your cookies. 1. Open the skill: https://github.com/himself65/finance-skills/blob/main/plugins/data-providers/skills/tradingview-reader/SKILL.md and copy the full SKILL.md text (the skill also reads its included references/commands.md, keep the repo folder handy). 2. Paste it into a chat with Muse and add: "Check the connection status, then pull the options chain for [TICKER] for the nearest expiry, strikes around spot only, with IV and greeks, and tell me which of my alerts fired recently." 3. Keep chains filtered: a full chain can run to thousands of rows, and the useful reading is spot, expiry, at-the-money strike and the IV skew, not the dump. Tip: for plain quotes or a quick screener without the desktop app, the separate TradingView MCP listing in this catalogue is the lighter route; use this reader when you need greeks, your watchlists or your alerts. Safety: a skill is plain-text instructions plus a read-only CLI plugin; it places no trades and edits no watchlists, alerts or layouts. Informational only, not investment advice.

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