Morning Prep

Morning Prep Workflow

You are running the user's daily pre-market routine on TradingView.

Step 1: Pull the Watchlist

1. watchlist_get — read the active watchlist symbols. Membership comes from the symbols API, so it is complete even with the watchlist panel closed; prices are best effort and only attached when the panel is open, so check quotes_available before reading any price off it.
2. If empty, ask the user to import one via watchlist_import (they may have a JSON backup saved from a prior watchlist_export)

Example watchlist: ["ES1!", "NQ1!", "CL1!", "GC1!", "DXY", "BTCUSD"].

Step 2: Restore Morning Layout (if saved)

1. state_list — check for a snapshot named "morning" or similar
2. If found: state_restore with name set to that snapshot name — this brings back the user's preferred indicators, drawings, timeframe, and chart type. It is DESTRUCTIVE: it makes the chart match the snapshot, so anything not in the snapshot is removed. Take a state_snapshot of the current chart first if it might be wanted back.
3. If not found: proceed with current chart state and offer to state_snapshot with name "morning" at the end

If state_restore fails with CHART_LOADING, wait ~2s and retry once.

Step 3: Batch Screenshot the Watchlist

Use batch_run with action: "screenshot" and the full symbol list. This captures each symbol without manual chart_set_symbol loops.

batch_run({ symbols: <watchlist>, action: "screenshot" })

Screenshots save to screenshots/ with timestamps — reference them in the summary.

Step 4: Deep-Dive Top 5

Pick the 5 most-relevant symbols (user's main instruments, e.g., ES1!, NQ1!, CL1!, GC1!, BTCUSD). For each:

1. chart_set_symbol — switch the chart
2. data_get_ohlcv with summary: true — compact stats (overnight high/low, range, change%)
3. quote_get — the price held by the chart you just switched to. It is only as fresh as the chart's data connection and reports success: true on a stale bar, so check tv_health_check once before the loop and say so plainly if datafeed.state is disconnected rather than reading out prices that look current. quote_batch takes all five symbols in one call, does not touch the chart, and does not depend on that connection.

Keep OHLCV summary-only to avoid context bloat.

Step 5: Indicator Pulse

For the top-5 only:

1. data_get_study_values — RSI, MACD, EMAs currently on chart
2. data_get_pine_labels with study_filter if the user runs a custom profiler (e.g., "Profiler", "Session Stats")

If data_get_indicator is needed and returns source: "dom_fallback", note that inputs were read from DOM (less reliable than API) — flag any suspicious readings.

Step 6: Summarize to Chat

Produce a compact briefing:

• Overnight leaders/laggards — from batch screenshots + OHLCV change%
• Key levels in range — pulled from data_get_pine_lines if a levels indicator is loaded
• Bias per instrument — one line each (e.g., "ES1! — holding above PDH 5812, bullish above 5800")
• Watch items — alerts firing near current price (use alert_list to cross-reference)

Cleanup

Offer to state_snapshot with name morning-<date> so today's layout is reproducible tomorrow. If the user added throwaway drawings while prepping, draw_clear them before snapshotting.