AI TradingView Connector

What it does

• Live strip. Across the top, LIVE, SYMBOL, LAST PRICE, and VOLUME mirror the chart open in TradingView, with a TV CONNECTED badge on the right. A ticker tape above it scrolls quick ideas such as Ask about key levels and price targets.
• Sidebar. + New Chat starts a fresh conversation. Conversations has a search box and groups past chats under Today and Earlier. Power Levels shows what is switched on for your account, and the footer shows the TradingView Connected status and Settings.
• Getting started card. Before your first message, three steps sit in the middle: 01 Download TradingView Desktop, 02 TradingView Connected with Live feed active, and 03 Connect to AI, where you choose A, Your Own AI, or B, EZPZ AI.
• Prompt chips. One tap sends a ready made question. In this capture: Show my Playbook, Analyze my current chart setup, Draw key support and resistance levels on my chart, What's the dark pool activity?, Where's the gamma wall on SPY?, How's the iron condor doing on SPY?, and What's the latest news on AAPL?
• Message box. Type under "Ask anything about your chart or the markets...". The + button screenshots your chart or attaches files, the Default picker switches the active playbook, and Enter sends while Shift+Enter adds a new line.

In this capture

• The chart is BATS:SPY at a last price of $773.52 with volume of 802.58K, and step 02 reads Connected.
• All three Power Levels are ON: Your Own AI, tagged WEAK (Claude · Gemini · Bedrock), EZPZ Realtime Data, tagged LIMITED (FieldMap · Options · Stocks · Dark Pool), and EZPZ AI & Data, tagged STRONG and ELITE (Intraday · Swing Regime, No API key needed).
• Option B on the Connect to AI card carries More Powerful and ELITE badges with the line No API key · Real-time EZPZ data.

What it does

• Providers. The header reads "Configure your AI provider. All keys are stored locally." Four providers are listed: EZPZ AI, Anthropic (Claude), AWS Bedrock, and Gemini (Google).
• EZPZ AI. Marked Elite, Included. Powered by EZPZ AI, no API key required. Two bars show how much of your Monthly allowance and Daily allowance is left, with a refresh button beside them.
• Usage credits. A switch labeled "Use credits automatically when I hit a plan limit" lets Finn keep going after an allowance runs out instead of stopping until the reset. Top up with $15.00, $30.00, or $50.00, or a Custom amount of $10 or more, then Add credits. View transaction history lists your purchases. The TV Connector page adds that credits never expire.
• Your own key. Open Anthropic and paste a key from console.anthropic.com. Open AWS Bedrock and enter your Access Key ID, Secret Access Key, AWS Region, and a Bedrock Model ID. Open Gemini and paste a key from aistudio.google.com. You can switch models from the dropdown.

In this capture

• EZPZ AI carries both Active badges and a green Active Provider bar, so it is the provider Finn is using.
• Gemini shows a Configured badge, which means a key is saved for it even though EZPZ AI is the one in use.

What it does

• Status card. A dot, the symbol and price Finn is reading, and a status badge. Green and connected means Finn can read and control your chart.
• Reconnect. One click re-attaches Finn to TradingView Desktop if the link drops.
• Manual launch. The exact command to start TradingView Desktop yourself with the bridge on, for your operating system. Use it only when Launch TV does not work. See the troubleshooting section below.

In this capture

• BATS:SPY at $773.52 with a green connected badge, and the macOS command /Applications/TradingView.app/Contents/MacOS/TradingView --remote-debugging-port=9222.

What it does

• Pairing. "Link your TradingVox account so Vox can ask Finn to control this chart by voice." Get a code from TradingVox, paste it into Pairing code, and click Link.
• Status. The line at the top shows whether Finn and Vox are talking, with a connected or disconnected badge. Forget this pairing removes the link so you can pair again.
• What Vox can do. Since v2.3.0, Vox can ask Finn to do anything Finn can do in chat, on every AI provider. Actions that need your approval show a popup, and they run only after you click Allow. Very long scans still need to be asked in the Finn chat.
• Your EZPZ plan in Vox. The TV Connector page on EZPZ also has a Link TradingVox Voice Assistant box. Enter a code from TradingVox Settings, Link EZPZ Account, and your EZPZ plan decides which voice tools you get there.

In this capture

• The status reads "Paired, reconnecting..." with a disconnected badge: Finn has a saved pairing and is trying to reach Vox.

In this capture

• All three Behaviour switches are on, Text Size is 18, and the refresh interval is 5s. Faster refreshes keep answers closest to the tape, which suits fast intraday trading. A slower setting is fine for swing work.

What it does

• Playbooks. "Keep several named playbooks: your watchlist, bias criteria, and risk rules. The active one is applied to every AI analysis automatically." The active playbook is also the one used by Vox and the Morning Brief. Use + to create one, the pencil to rename, the copy icon to duplicate, and the bin to delete.
• Watchlist. The symbols the AI analyzes in every session. Type in the box to add more.
• Default Timeframe. The timeframe Finn uses for analysis across all sessions.
• Bias Criteria. Write the conditions that make you bullish or bearish, in plain English, one chip each.
• Further down. The TV Connector page lists Neutral / Range rules, Risk Rules such as max risk per trade and no-trade windows, and Today's Notes for macro context such as a Fed or CPI day. Version 2.3.0 added a Strategy & Thesis field for long form setup rules that stay in place day to day.

In this capture

• The Default playbook is ACTIVE, with SPY, SPX, QQQ, NVDA, AAPL, and TSLA on the watchlist and a 1D default timeframe.
• Bullish Conditions: Price above 20 EMA and 50 SMA, RSI above 55 on daily, Higher highs and higher lows structure, SPY trending above VWAP, and VIX below 20.
• Bearish Conditions: Price below 20 EMA and 50 SMA, RSI below 45 on daily, Lower highs and lower lows structure, SPY trending below VWAP, and VIX above 25.
• These are one member's rules, not EZPZ settings. Replace them with your own.

What it does

• The full list. "Every capability Finn has access to, grouped by area. Updated as new tools ship." The banner reads: Finn has 110 tools, 88 free TradingView-control tools and 22 EZPZ intelligence tools gated by subscription.
• Safety rule. The same banner says destructive actions always require your explicit confirmation first, and no phrasing overrides that.
• Find a tool. Search tools (for example alert, gamma, or pine), or filter with All, TradingView, and EZPZ.
• Direct TradingView Control. "All 88 of these are free, included for every connected user regardless of subscription."

The capture shows the first ten groups. The list keeps going below them, including the EZPZ group of data tools covered in the plan table further down.

What it does

• Version. The card shows the app as EZPZ TV Connector with its current version. Check for Updates looks for a newer build.
• Changelog. What's in the current version, split into New and Fixed, so you know what changed before you use it.

In this capture (v2.3.0)

• New: Vox can now use all of Finn's tools. You can attach files and chart screenshots with the + button, or paste or drag them in: PNG, JPG, WebP, and GIF images, PDFs up to 100 pages, and TXT, CSV, JSON, MD, and Pine files, up to 5 files per message. Images are resized and their location data is removed before sending.
• New: every member can keep multiple named playbooks, and a Strategy & Thesis field joins My Playbook. You can switch playbooks from the picker under the chat box, in Settings, or by asking Finn, and you approve each change.
• Fixed: Vox no longer says "Finn timed out" after a ticker change. Price alerts now save the value you entered, and deleting alerts works again. Indicator settings such as "EMA 21" now apply reliably.