J'ai connecté Claude à TradingView : voici pourquoi ça change tout

You see this technical indicator on my chart? I coded it using Cloud. And you'll see that this is one of the uses that can be made by connecting Cloud to Trading View. In this tutorial, I'm going to explain from A to Z how to connect your cloud with Trading View. Ready ? Here we go.

Before moving on to the installation, we'll try to understand a few important concepts. To connect Cloud to Trading View, an MCP is needed. An MCP is a model context protocol. The MCP really needs to be viewed as a USB port for artificial intelligence. And it's thanks to this port that we'll be able to

connect a bunch of tools to the cloud. And in this case, we're going to use an open-source MCP that is not official, that was not developed by Trading View. So it carries a risk. The risk is, of course, that we could get viruses or other things. This one was thoroughly checked before use. This will make it

easier for you to turn to MCPs that may not be as effective as the one I use. And mine too, by the way, I've been using it for over 4 weeks now. So this MCP, which is connected to Trading View, will simply serve as a bridge between Trading View and the Cloud. And that's thanks to

port 922, which is the Electron technology, the same technology that you find, for example, on Google Chrome or Spotify. And it is thanks to this that Lia will be able to read the charts that are on Trading View and will also be able to speak to Trading View in Trading View's language. So, what you need to start

installing Trading View and Cloud is first of all to have the Trading View Desktop application. So, you can obviously find that when you are directly on Trading View and you go to the tab, in the download despot app section. Next, you need a Cloud subscription. So, normally, you can start with the basic subscription, right, the