An AI agent for traders. You describe a strategy in plain English, for example an NQ opening range breakout on 5-minute bars, and it writes the rules as Python code, backtests them on included market data, and returns every trade with the equity curve, drawdown, Monte Carlo resampling and a prop firm evaluation check. It also writes TradingView Pine Script indicators, and on the Agent plan it runs approved strategies at your own broker.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe the strategy or the indicator in your own words and the agent writes the code. The code is there to read if you want to.

What markets can I backtest?

Futures NQ, MNQ, ES, MES, GC, MGC, SI and SIL from 2016, 1,776 US stocks and ETFs from as early as 2000, 12 crypto pairs from 2017 and EURUSD from 2021, on 1-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute, 30-minute, hourly and daily bars. The data is included, so there is nothing to buy or connect.

Can it check whether a strategy would pass a prop firm evaluation?

Yes. It resamples the strategy's real backtest trades thousands of times and scores how often it reaches the profit target before breaching the drawdown limit, using Topstep, FTMO or Apex rules or a target and drawdown you set. It is an estimate from past trades, not a guarantee.

Can Agenticks place trades automatically?

Yes, on the Agent plan. An approved strategy places its own orders at your connected brokerage, including Wealthsimple, Charles Schwab, E*TRADE, Webull, Tastytrade, Public, Alpaca, Moomoo, Coinbase, Kraken and Binance. It runs on Agenticks servers, so it keeps going when your computer is off. Nothing trades until you approve it, set the size and limits, and arm it. On the Assistant plan a strategy sends its entry, target and stop to Telegram or trades a paper account.

How much does Agenticks cost?

Every new account starts with a 7-day trial. After that, Assistant is $49.99 a month and Agent, which adds live orders at your own broker and the Claude connection, is $99.99 a month. Weekly and yearly billing are also available.

PineScript v6 Explained for Traders

PineScript is TradingView's scripting language for building custom indicators, strategy scripts, and alert conditions. Version 6 introduced stricter syntax rules, better variable handling, and cleaner code structure. For traders, the key difference from earlier versions is that some functions were removed or renamed and certain patterns that worked in v4 and v5 no longer compile in v6. Agenticks's AlgoAgent writes PineScript v6 indicators from a plain English description and checks they are ready to compile, so you do not write any code. Three scripts the Agenticks team built, for volume profile and session windows, an order-flow proxy, and OTE with standard deviation projections, are free on the Community as Developer picks.

PineScript v6 explained from a trader's perspective: indicators, alerts, strategies, what changed in v6, and how Agenticks supports custom indicator workflows.

Key points

PineScript v6 has stricter syntax rules than earlier versions. Some v4 and v5 patterns no longer compile.
Indicators and strategy scripts have different structures and serve different purposes in TradingView.
Custom indicators let traders define exactly what appears on their chart instead of relying on public indicators with unknown logic.
Alerts and signals require boolean conditions, not numeric values, in v6.
Agenticks's AlgoAgent helps create v6-compliant scripts without requiring traders to write code.
Generated scripts are structured for educational use. No indicator guarantees profitable signals.

Frequently asked questions

What changed from PineScript v5 to v6?

PineScript v6 introduced stricter syntax requirements, removed deprecated functions like transp= and table.column_width(), changed how some built-in series like ta.obv and ta.pvt are accessed, and enforced cleaner variable declaration patterns.

Can traders build PineScript without coding knowledge?

Yes. Agenticks's AlgoAgent generates PineScript v6 indicators from a plain English prompt, so you never write code directly. The output is a starting point you can test and refine.

Are PineScript indicators reliable trading signals?

Indicators are tools for structuring market context, not guaranteed signals. Any indicator should be evaluated against historical data and understood in the context of a complete trading plan. No indicator predicts market direction.

Related on Agenticks

This content is for educational purposes only. Generated PineScript code is for educational and testing use. No indicator or script constitutes financial advice or guarantees profitable results.

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