Overview

Key Terminology

Definitions for Pineify's AI coding, Pine Script, screening, market research, optimization, backtest, and journaling workflows.

TermMeaning in Pineify
AI Coding AgentA language-specific workflow that creates and revises Pine Script, MQL5, or cTrader C# from natural-language requirements.
Code artifactThe editable generated source kept in the coding workflow so the agent can make targeted revisions.
Syntax or compiler validationA check for language and platform API diagnostics. Passing it does not prove trading correctness or profitability.
Visual Pine Script EditorThe no-code builder for combining indicators, price data, inputs, conditions, plots, alerts, and strategy orders into Pine Script V6.
IndicatorA script that calculates and displays market information without simulating orders.
StrategyA script with entry and exit orders that TradingView can evaluate in Strategy Tester.
ScreenerA tool or generated script that compares symbols against selected fields or conditions. A result is a research filter, not a prediction.
InputA configurable value exposed in the generated script's settings.
Price DataOpen, high, low, close, volume, and related series for a symbol and timeframe.
ConditionA boolean rule built from indicators, price data, values, and logical operators.
PlotA visual output such as a line, histogram, bar color, background, shape, or character.
AlertA notification condition emitted by a Pine Script and configured in TradingView.
MCPModel Context Protocol, used to connect compatible AI clients to Pineify's hosted read-only tools.
Options flowReported options transactions organized by contract, premium, side, and related attributes. It does not reveal every participant's intent.
Dark-pool tradeA reported off-exchange block print used as market-activity context.
Parameter optimizationRepeating a TradingView backtest over a defined grid of input values and comparing the recorded results.
Out-of-sample testEvaluation on data that was not used to select or tune a strategy.
MFE / MAEMaximum Favorable Excursion and Maximum Adverse Excursion: the best and worst unrealized movement observed during a trade.
Trading journalA structured record of trades, setups, sessions, diary notes, and performance statistics.