Indexedhimself65/finance-skills

TradingView ReaderFinance Skill

A macOS-oriented command guide for an external opencli adapter. Its documented data commands are read-only, but setup installs code, relaunches TradingView and accesses session cookies. The three-file snapshot excludes the adapter implementation and contradicts itself about cookie extraction. Options interpretation and connection checks need correction. This is separate from the official TradingView MCP; installation and authenticated requests were not tested.

Assessment score: 72/100
Snapshot risk: High
Audit conclusion: Needs review

How the assessment score works

Pineify weights evidence recorded from the captured files: Skill structure 15%, Instruction clarity 20%, Dependency transparency 20%, Permission transparency 20%, Safety guardrails 15%, Finance task fit 10%. Each signal receives full credit for Yes, one-quarter credit for unknown, and none for No.

The score is not an output accuracy test or user rating. Read the findings and financial assumptions even when the score is high. Risk labels summarize recorded permissions and findings; they do not measure investment risk or certify that installation is safe.

Discovery

What this Skill helps an agent do.

Use the tasks and topics below to judge whether the captured workflow fits your question. Read its findings, dependencies and data requirements before relying on an output.

Finance tasks

Options analysisScreener analysisChart analysisCatalyst tracking

Domains and assets

Technical analysisPublic equities

Topics

tradingviewoptions-chaingreeksivscreenerquotesnewswatchlistsalertschart-screenshot

Trust

Evidence from the captured directory.

This content snapshot assessment does not certify the repository, current files, or installation environment. "Not verified" means the captured files did not support a Yes or No conclusion.

License

MITYes

GitHub reports the repository license as MIT License.

Review state

Automated review: Automated review
Install tested: No
Human reviewed: Not verified

Snapshot

Files reviewed: 3
Captured: 2026-07-29 07:31 UTC
Snapshot ID: fsh-tradingview-reader-2026-07-29-001

Permissions

FilesystemRead

Yes

The workflow reads the included command reference and executes installed opencli/plugin files; session access is separately recorded as credentials.

FilesystemWrite

Yes

npm and plugin installation write local files; screenshots and redirected CSV/JSON create user-selected files.

NetworkAccess

Yes

The skill connects to TradingView.app via CDP on localhost:9222 and makes HTTP requests to scanner.tradingview.com and news-headlines.tradingview.com using session cookies.

ShellExecution

Yes

The skill instructs the agent to use opencli commands in the shell, including launching TradingView with CDP enabled.

CodeExecution

Yes

npm, npx and the separate plugin execute third-party code; chart-state uses CDP Runtime.evaluate. The implementation is outside this three-document snapshot.

ExternalCredentials

Yes

SKILL.md explicitly retrieves logged-in TradingView session cookies through Storage.getCookies and reuses them in Node HTTP requests. No API key does not mean no credentials.

Dependencies

opencli

External opencli package; source gives conflicting Node minimums of 21 and 22

Yes

CLI tool providing the tradingview plugin interface for market data queries via CDP.

tradingview opencli plugin

opencli plugin install github:himself65/finance-skills/tradingview

Yes

Plugin providing the tradingview command set for opencli, connecting via CDP.

TradingView.app

TradingView desktop app installed on macOS, logged in

Yes

macOS desktop application providing the TradingView session and market data access.

Node.js

Node.js >= 21 (or Bun >= 1.0)

Yes

JavaScript runtime required by opencli for CDP communication.

Data sources named by the Skill

TradingView Desktop App (CDP)

Chrome DevTools Protocol connection to TradingView desktop app, providing access to scanner.tradingview.com APIs for quotes, options chains, screener, news, watchlists, and alerts.

Snapshot assessment

72/100

Pineify Finance Skill snapshot assessment, version 1.0.0. Generated 2026-10-20 00:00 UTC.

High risk · Needs review

Skill structure

100/100

Instruction clarity

100/100

Dependency transparency

35/100

Permission transparency

75/100

Safety guardrails

49/100

Finance task fit

80/100

Audit findings

High

Read-only data access still uses sensitive session credentials

README says no cookie extraction; SKILL.md explicitly uses Storage.getCookies and sends authenticated HTTP requests from Node. The external adapter code is absent from this snapshot. Review its credential handling and local debug-port exposure separately; never print session cookies. Installation and relaunch execute code and change local state even when market/account commands are intended to be read-only.

Medium

This snapshot is a third-party CDP adapter, not the official MCP

TradingView now documents an official authenticated MCP server. It is a separate integration and does not validate this adapter or guarantee identical tools. The captured alert-tier counts, field totals, caching and subscription diagnoses are unverified implementation claims; check current provider limits and actual responses rather than repeating them as guarantees.

Medium

macOS-only — requires TradingView desktop app

The skill requires TradingView.app installed on macOS and a CDP relaunch step. It does not work on Linux, Windows, or Claude.ai sandbox.

Medium

Dependency manifest is absent from the snapshot

No requirements.txt or package.json is included in the captured directory.

Medium

Options comparisons require matched inputs and executable quotes

Comparing call and put IV at the same ATM strike does not measure skew across strikes or deltas. Compare a consistent expiry, timestamp, option convention and moneyness. A theoretical price above midpoint can reflect model assumptions or stale quotes; it is not evidence of realizable mispricing. Check bid/ask, spread, currency, IV units and source timestamp. A filtered chain can legitimately exclude spot, so its minimum/maximum strike test is not a general freshness check.

Low

Accesses TradingView session cookies via CDP

The skill harvests session cookies via CDP Storage.getCookies to authenticate HTTP requests. These are authentication credentials. README denies cookie extraction while SKILL.md explicitly describes it; inspect the external plugin before trusting its handling.

Sources and relations

Context around this Skill.

Repository

himself65/finance-skills

topic

Technical analysis

topic

Options chains & greeks

topic

Stock screener

agent

Claude Code

collection

Data providers

guide

Reviewing finance skills before install

Registry

Read this record as data.

The public record includes the page-safe snapshot, evidence, assessment, taxonomy, and relations. Internal revision fields stay outside the public projection.

Record ID: github:himself65/finance-skills:plugins/data-providers/skills/tradingview-reader
Snapshot ID: fsh-tradingview-reader-2026-07-29-001

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This page is an informational registry entry, not investment advice or a security guarantee. A high content quality score does not make the Skill safe for every environment. Review current files, permissions, data sources, and financial assumptions before use.