Create Automated Pine Scripts to Trade
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Scripts on this page are educational templates, not guarantees of profit, designed for customization through experimentation with trading pairs, inputs, timeframes, and logic.
What is a Strategy?
A strategy is a set of rules applied to a price chart.
It observes how price moves and, based on defined logic, gives you a directional signal — whether it may be a good opportunity to enter a trade.
For example:
If price crosses above a moving average → it may signal a long trade (BUY), expecting the price to move up.
If conditions weaken → it may signal an exit or even a short opportunity.
In simple terms, a strategy helps you decide when to enter, when to exit, and in which direction to trade — based on logic, not guesswork.
What is a Pine Script?
A Pine Script is the language TradingView charts understand.
It is where your strategy logic is written so the chart can automatically evaluate price movements.
For example:
"If price moves above a certain level → generate a BUY signal"
"If it drops below a level → generate an EXIT signal"
The script does more than just define logic — it applies your strategy rules to the chart, plots signals visually, allows inputs to adjust and test conditions, and tells TradingView when to trigger alerts.
In short, the Pine Script turns your idea into something the chart can understand, visualize, and act on.
TPSL is a bot type where your strategy sends ENTRY signals. You define the expected Take Profit and Stop Loss percentages, and those protection orders are placed directly on Binance after the trade opens.
Your strategy can optionally send EXIT signals if needed, but normally the position closes automatically when the Take Profit or Stop Loss level is reached. Using TPSL adds an exchange-side safety mechanism for your trades.
Strategy Checklist
Generate with AI
Copy prompts below into ChatGPT or Claude to generate and verify scripts for your bot.
You are creating a **TradingView Pine Script Version 6 strategy** for TurboBridge.
Before generating any Pine Script, first ask the user:
Would you like to:
1. Use the default RSI Reversal strategy to generate the Pine Script
2. Describe your own RSI-based strategy
Do **not** generate code immediately.
Before asking these questions, describe the default strategy below in simple words.
---
## Default Strategy
Generate a classic RSI Reversal strategy.
### Long Entry
BUY when RSI crosses above the Oversold level.
Default
* RSI Length = 21
* Oversold = 28
---
### Short Entry
SELL when RSI crosses below the Overbought level.
Default
* Overbought = 80
---
### Long Exit
EXIT the Long position when RSI crosses above 45.
---
### Short Exit
EXIT the Short position when RSI crosses below 60.
---
## Before generating code
Return a Strategy Confirmation.
Include
* Strategy name
* What the strategy does
* BUY condition
* SELL condition
* EXIT conditions
* User configurable inputs
* Intended market type
* Typical timeframe
* Strategy behaviour
* Visual indicators plotted
* Any assumptions made
Then ask
"Please confirm or modify the strategy before Pine Script generation."
Do not generate Pine Script until confirmation is received.
## Pine Script Requirements
The generated script should follow these standards:
* Pine Script Version 6.
* Use strategy().
* Fully backtestable.
* process_orders_on_close = true.
* pyramiding = 0.
* default_qty_type = strategy.cash.
* default_qty_value = 1000.
* Keep the strategy deterministic.
## Webhooks
Generate alerts only for
* BUY
* SELL
* EXIT
Construct webhook messages as
pine -
buyMessage = '{"signalId":"BUY-' + str.tostring(timenow) + '","side":"BUY"}'
sellMessage = '{"signalId":"SELL-' + str.tostring(timenow) + '","side":"SELL"}'
exitMessage = '{"signalId":"EXIT-' + str.tostring(timenow) + '","side":"EXIT"}'
USE
- strategy.entry(..., alert_message = buyMessage)
- Do NOT use alert() or alertcondition()
Use alert.freq_once_per_bar_close when alerts are generated separately. Never use {{timenow}} inside webhook JSON.
## Script Style
* Keep the script minimal and production-focused.
* Use compact Pine formatting.
* Avoid multiline function calls where practical.
* Keep webhook JSON on a single line.
* Keep short educational comments.
* Do not add debug labels.
* Do not add tables.
* Do not add bgcolor debugging.
* Prefer simplicity over feature bloat.Review the Pine Script strategy generated and confirm:
* It is a strategy() script, not indicator()
* Strategy alert_message fields are attached to the correct order-generating functions and will fire when TradingView executes the corresponding strategy order.
* EXIT alerts , if exist, correctly use side = "EXIT" and are attached only to actual strategy close conditions (strategy.close)
* Alerts trigger correctly at intended entry/exit points
* Alert webhook JSON is TurboBridge -compatible and sends only:
* unique signalId
* side
* Verify signalId is dynamically generated using a unique timestamp variable in the format:'{"signalId":"SELL-' + str.tostring(timenow) + '","side":"SELL"}' and similarly for BUY and EXIT.
* pyramiding = 0
* No repainting or duplicate signal issues
* No Pine Script compile/syntax risk issues (like - ’end of line without continuation’ error, etc)
* Logic is safe and consistent for live webhook alerts
* Verify webhook alerts are generated only through strategy alert_message fields and do not use alert() or alertcondition(). Confirm alerts are intended to be configured through TradingView strategy alerts.
Return only:
PASS
or
FAIL + exact critical issues only
Do not suggest strategy improvements or optimizations.
TPSL
TPSL is a bot type where your strategy sends ENTRY signals. You define the expected Take Profit and Stop Loss percentages, and those protection orders are placed directly on Binance after the trade opens.
Your strategy can optionally send EXIT signals if needed, but normally the position closes automatically when the Take Profit or Stop Loss level is reached. Using TPSL adds an exchange-side safety mechanism for your trades.
Strategy Checklist
Generate with AI
Copy prompts below into ChatGPT or Claude to generate and verify scripts for your bot.
You are creating a **TradingView Pine Script Version 6 strategy** for TurboBridge.
Before generating any Pine Script, first ask the user:
Would you like to:
1. Use the default RSI Reversal strategy to generate the Pine Script
2. Describe your own RSI-based strategy
Do **not** generate code immediately.
Before asking these questions, describe the default strategy below in simple words.
---
## Default Strategy
Generate a classic RSI Reversal strategy.
### Long Entry
BUY when RSI crosses above the Oversold level.
Default
* RSI Length = 21
* Oversold = 28
---
### Short Entry
SELL when RSI crosses below the Overbought level.
Default
* Overbought = 80
---
### Long Exit
EXIT the Long position when RSI crosses above 45.
---
### Short Exit
EXIT the Short position when RSI crosses below 60.
---
## Before generating code
Return a Strategy Confirmation.
Include
* Strategy name
* What the strategy does
* BUY condition
* SELL condition
* EXIT conditions
* User configurable inputs
* Intended market type
* Typical timeframe
* Strategy behaviour
* Visual indicators plotted
* Any assumptions made
Then ask
"Please confirm or modify the strategy before Pine Script generation."
Do not generate Pine Script until confirmation is received.
## Pine Script Requirements
The generated script should follow these standards:
* Pine Script Version 6.
* Use strategy().
* Fully backtestable.
* process_orders_on_close = true.
* pyramiding = 0.
* default_qty_type = strategy.cash.
* default_qty_value = 1000.
* Keep the strategy deterministic.
## Webhooks
Generate alerts only for
* BUY
* SELL
* EXIT
Construct webhook messages as
pine -
buyMessage = '{"signalId":"BUY-' + str.tostring(timenow) + '","side":"BUY"}'
sellMessage = '{"signalId":"SELL-' + str.tostring(timenow) + '","side":"SELL"}'
exitMessage = '{"signalId":"EXIT-' + str.tostring(timenow) + '","side":"EXIT"}'
USE
- strategy.entry(..., alert_message = buyMessage)
- Do NOT use alert() or alertcondition()
Use alert.freq_once_per_bar_close when alerts are generated separately. Never use {{timenow}} inside webhook JSON.
## Script Style
* Keep the script minimal and production-focused.
* Use compact Pine formatting.
* Avoid multiline function calls where practical.
* Keep webhook JSON on a single line.
* Keep short educational comments.
* Do not add debug labels.
* Do not add tables.
* Do not add bgcolor debugging.
* Prefer simplicity over feature bloat.Review the Pine Script strategy generated and confirm:
* It is a strategy() script, not indicator()
* Strategy alert_message fields are attached to the correct order-generating functions and will fire when TradingView executes the corresponding strategy order.
* EXIT alerts , if exist, correctly use side = "EXIT" and are attached only to actual strategy close conditions (strategy.close)
* Alerts trigger correctly at intended entry/exit points
* Alert webhook JSON is TurboBridge -compatible and sends only:
* unique signalId
* side
* Verify signalId is dynamically generated using a unique timestamp variable in the format:'{"signalId":"SELL-' + str.tostring(timenow) + '","side":"SELL"}' and similarly for BUY and EXIT.
* pyramiding = 0
* No repainting or duplicate signal issues
* No Pine Script compile/syntax risk issues (like - ’end of line without continuation’ error, etc)
* Logic is safe and consistent for live webhook alerts
* Verify webhook alerts are generated only through strategy alert_message fields and do not use alert() or alertcondition(). Confirm alerts are intended to be configured through TradingView strategy alerts.
Return only:
PASS
or
FAIL + exact critical issues only
Do not suggest strategy improvements or optimizations.
ENTRY_EXIT
ENTRY_EXIT is a bot type where your strategy controls both ENTRY and EXIT signals directly from TradingView. The script decides when to open a position and when to close it.
Unlike TPSL bots, no Take Profit or Stop Loss order is placed automatically on Binance. Make sure every ENTRY signal is followed by a proper EXIT signal from your strategy. This setup is useful when you want to avoid temporary price movements closing your position too early.
Strategy Checklist
Generate with AI
Copy prompts below into ChatGPT or Claude to generate and verify scripts for your bot.
You are creating a **TradingView Pine Script Version 6 strategy** for TurboBridge.
Before generating any Pine Script, first ask the user:
Would you like to:
1. Use the default RSI Reversal strategy to generate the Pine Script
2. Describe your own RSI-based strategy
Do **not** generate code immediately.
Before asking these questions, describe the default strategy below in simple words.
---
## Default Strategy
Generate a classic RSI Reversal strategy.
### Long Entry
BUY when RSI crosses above the Oversold level.
Default
* RSI Length = 21
* Oversold = 28
---
### Short Entry
SELL when RSI crosses below the Overbought level.
Default
* Overbought = 80
---
### Long Exit
EXIT the Long position when RSI crosses above 45.
---
### Short Exit
EXIT the Short position when RSI crosses below 60.
---
## Before generating code
Return a Strategy Confirmation.
Include
* Strategy name
* What the strategy does
* BUY condition
* SELL condition
* EXIT conditions
* User configurable inputs
* Intended market type
* Typical timeframe
* Strategy behaviour
* Visual indicators plotted
* Any assumptions made
Then ask
"Please confirm or modify the strategy before Pine Script generation."
Do not generate Pine Script until confirmation is received.
## Pine Script Requirements
The generated script should follow these standards:
* Pine Script Version 6.
* Use strategy().
* Fully backtestable.
* process_orders_on_close = true.
* pyramiding = 0.
* default_qty_type = strategy.cash.
* default_qty_value = 1000.
* Keep the strategy deterministic.
## Webhooks
Generate alerts only for
* BUY
* SELL
* EXIT
Construct webhook messages as
pine -
buyMessage = '{"signalId":"BUY-' + str.tostring(timenow) + '","side":"BUY"}'
sellMessage = '{"signalId":"SELL-' + str.tostring(timenow) + '","side":"SELL"}'
exitMessage = '{"signalId":"EXIT-' + str.tostring(timenow) + '","side":"EXIT"}'
USE
- strategy.entry(..., alert_message = buyMessage)
- Do NOT use alert() or alertcondition()
Use alert.freq_once_per_bar_close when alerts are generated separately. Never use {{timenow}} inside webhook JSON.
## Script Style
* Keep the script minimal and production-focused.
* Use compact Pine formatting.
* Avoid multiline function calls where practical.
* Keep webhook JSON on a single line.
* Keep short educational comments.
* Do not add debug labels.
* Do not add tables.
* Do not add bgcolor debugging.
* Prefer simplicity over feature bloat.
Review the Pine Script strategy generated and confirm:
* It is a strategy() script, not indicator()
* Strategy alert_message fields are attached to the correct order-generating functions and will fire when TradingView executes the corresponding strategy order.
* EXIT alerts , if exist, correctly use side = "EXIT" and are attached only to actual strategy close conditions (strategy.close)
* Alerts trigger correctly at intended entry/exit points
* Alert webhook JSON is TurboBridge -compatible and sends only:
* unique signalId
* side
* Verify signalId is dynamically generated using a unique timestamp variable in the format:'{"signalId":"SELL-' + str.tostring(timenow) + '","side":"SELL"}' and similarly for BUY and EXIT.
* pyramiding = 0
* No repainting or duplicate signal issues
* No Pine Script compile/syntax risk issues (like - ’end of line without continuation’ error, etc)
* Logic is safe and consistent for live webhook alerts
* Verify webhook alerts are generated only through strategy alert_message fields and do not use alert() or alertcondition(). Confirm alerts are intended to be configured through TradingView strategy alerts.
Return only:
PASS
or
FAIL + exact critical issues only
Do not suggest strategy improvements or optimizations.
See it in action
Ready-to-use scripts
1 Minute Webhook Test Strategy
This utility strategy is designed to help verify that TradingView alerts and TurboBridge webhook integration are working correctly. It automatically opens either a long or short trade, depending on the selected direction, then closes the position on the very next candle. Because it generates predictable BUY, SELL and EXIT signals, it is useful for testing webhook delivery, exchange connectivity and order execution before using live trading strategies.
SMA Cross with Slope Exit
A Simple Moving Average (SMA) calculates the average price over a chosen number of candles, making it easier to see the overall market trend by smoothing out short-term price movements. This strategy uses a fast SMA and a slow SMA. A long trade is opened when the fast SMA crosses above the slow SMA, while a short trade is opened when it crosses below. Instead of waiting for another crossover, the strategy closes the trade as soon as the fast SMA starts turning in the opposite direction, helping protect profits when the trend begins to weaken.
RSI Reversal Strategy
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum indicator that measures how strong recent price movements have been. It can help identify when a market may have fallen too far (oversold) or risen too far (overbought). This strategy looks for signs that the price is starting to reverse after reaching one of these extremes. It opens long or short trades as momentum changes direction and closes the position once the RSI shows that the move is beginning to lose strength.
Signal Deduplicator
Wraps any entry condition to ensure the alert fires only once per position — prevents duplicate signals from rapid bar closes.
Signal Deduplicator
Wraps any entry condition to ensure the alert fires only once per position — prevents duplicate signals from rapid bar closes.
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