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Every chart widget has an Ask AI button in its header. It gives you two ways to bring the assistant to the chart you are looking at, without switching to the AI Chat page or attaching the chart by hand.

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Analyze chart

Analyze chart opens an AI chat tied to this chart. The assistant reads the instrument, the timeframe and what is on the screen, and answers in a fixed order, so every breakdown reads the same way:
  1. Verdict — the short answer first.
  2. Trend — direction and strength on the current timeframe.
  3. Levels — support and resistance that matter now.
  4. Patterns — what is forming or has just completed.
  5. Scenarios — what would confirm or cancel each case.
  6. Drawings — the levels and lines behind the analysis, which you can put on the chart.
If you already have a conversation about the same instrument, the chat continues it; otherwise it starts a new one. The answer runs on your AI budget like any other chat request — see Usage and limits.

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Suggestions on chart

Suggestions on chart — or Alt + Q — covers the chart with ready-made drawings in five groups: levels, lines, Fibonacci, patterns, and SMC zones such as fair value gaps and order blocks. They are calculated by the platform’s analysis engine, not by a language model, so they appear instantly and do not spend your AI budget.
  • A suggestion is a draft. It is drawn semi-transparent until you accept it. Click one to add it to the chart as a regular drawing you can move, edit, or delete.
  • Hover to read it. A card explains what the suggestion is and what state it is in.
  • The floating panel lists the groups with a counter for each, so you can show or hide a whole group, and Accept all adds everything currently shown.
  • Density follows the view. On the default automatic density the number of suggestions adapts to the visible part of the chart, and when you scroll back in history the visible window is analyzed again.

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Suggestion states

Each suggestion is scored by strength and carries a state, which the hover card shows: Outcomes are checked bar by bar — entry, targets and invalidation — not only against the last close, and fair value gaps and order blocks tell a tested zone apart from a broken one.

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Settings

The suggestions have their own settings, kept separately for each chart widget:
  • which states are shown, which pattern types are looked for, the minimum strength for a level, and whether target lines are drawn;
  • the color and opacity of the drafts;
  • analysis depth — short, medium, or deep, which looks back over 250, 500, or 1,000 bars;
  • a reset to the defaults.
Suggestions and breakdowns describe what the chart shows; they are not trading advice and do not tell you to buy or sell. Check every level against your own plan before you act on it.
  • AI Chat — the full-screen assistant, where the Analyze chart conversation continues.
  • AI in your workspace — the chat panel beside your widgets.
  • Drawing tools — what you can do with an accepted suggestion.