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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://takeprofit.com/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

The AI Assistant can use different tools depending on your task. You can keep the tool selector in Auto mode or manually choose a specific tool when you want a more focused answer.

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Tool selector

The tool selector controls which assistant skill is used for the current prompt. By default, it is set to Auto. In Auto mode, the assistant decides which tool is most relevant. You can manually select a tool when:
  • You want a focused answer
  • The assistant used the wrong tool
  • You are working on one specific workflow
  • You do not want the assistant to switch context automatically
Available tools may include:
  • Technical Analysis
  • Indie Scripts
  • Platform Guide
  • Risk & Position Sizing

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Technical Analysis

Use Technical Analysis to analyze charts, indicators, chart patterns, key levels, and market structure. This tool is useful for:
  • Trend analysis
  • Support and resistance
  • Breakouts and pullbacks
  • Indicator confirmation
  • Divergences
  • Chart patterns
  • Fibonacci levels
  • Channels
  • Multi-timeframe context
  • Bullish and bearish scenarios

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Best prompts

Analyze the current trend structure and key support and resistance levels.

Give me bullish and bearish scenarios for this chart with confirmation and invalidation levels.

Is this move more likely a reversal or a pullback?

Find the main chart patterns and explain which levels confirm or invalidate them.

Compare the current 1H structure with the daily trend.

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Best practices

  • Attach the chart widget before asking for analysis.
  • Mention the timeframe if it matters.
  • Ask for scenarios instead of one-direction predictions.
  • Request confirmation and invalidation levels.
  • Ask the assistant to separate structure, levels, indicators, and risks.
  • Start a new thread when switching to another ticker.

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Chart actions and suggestions

After analysis, the assistant may suggest actions that can be applied to your chart. These may include:
  • Adding horizontal levels
  • Adding trendlines
  • Adding rectangles or channels
  • Adding Fibonacci retracement
  • Marking ABCD or XABCD patterns
  • Updating existing drawings
  • Removing selected drawings
Each action appears as a card. You can review, accept, or reject it.
Chart actions are applied only to a matching chart. If the ticker does not match, open the correct chart first.

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Chart suggestions

Chart suggestions are follow-up prompts generated by the assistant after an analysis. They help you continue working with the same chart context without writing a new prompt from scratch. For example, after a risk or Fibonacci-based analysis, the assistant may suggest next steps such as monitoring the entry zone, setting price alerts, or checking the market structure. Click a suggestion to send it as the next prompt. The assistant will continue from the current chart context and use the selected suggestion as the next task.

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Indie Scripts

Use Indie Scripts to create, modify, debug, or explain Indie® indicators and strategies. This tool is useful for:
  • Generating new Indie® scripts
  • Fixing compilation errors
  • Explaining existing code
  • Adding inputs and parameters
  • Adding alert conditions
  • Adding plots, arrows, labels, and background highlights
  • Refactoring scripts
  • Converting Pine Script ideas to Indie®
  • Searching Indie® documentation

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Best prompts

Write an RSI indicator with divergence detection and alerts.

This Indie script does not compile. Explain the error, fix the code, and keep the original logic unchanged.

Add an ATR-based stop to this strategy.

Convert this Pine Script idea to Indie.

Add a parameter to control the lookback period from the UI.

Highlight the chart background green when the condition is true.

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Best practices

  • Specify whether you need an indicator or a strategy.
  • Include the full error message when debugging.
  • Ask the assistant to preserve original logic if needed.
  • Describe required inputs, plots, alerts, and visual elements.
  • Ask for a small fix if you do not want a full rewrite.
  • Use a separate thread for each script.

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Controlled code edits

Use prompts like this when you want minimal changes: 
Fix only the compilation error. Do not change calculations, plots, or alert behavior.

Refactor this script for readability, but do not change the signal logic.

Add alerts to this script and keep all existing plots unchanged.

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Platform Guide

Use Platform Guide to search platform documentation, understand features, and get step-by-step instructions. This tool is useful for:
  • Platform navigation
  • Chart settings
  • Alerts
  • Webhooks
  • Drawing tools
  • Widget Hub
  • Watchlists
  • Screeners
  • Backtesting
  • Sharing charts
  • Indie® documentation lookup

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Best prompts

How do I create a webhook alert?

Where do I save a chart template?

How do I share a chart with annotations?

How do I add a widget to my workspace?

Explain how to set up Telegram alerts step by step.

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Best practices

  • Ask for a specific workflow.
  • Mention the feature name if you know it.
  • Ask for step-by-step instructions.
  • Ask for links to relevant documentation if needed.
  • Use this tool when you want platform guidance instead of market analysis.

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Good prompt format

Explain how to [platform task] step by step.
Example: 
Explain how to create a multi-condition alert step by step.

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Risk & Position Sizing

Use Risk & Position Sizing to calculate trade size, stop-loss distance, risk exposure, and basic risk/reward scenarios. This tool is useful for:
  • Position size calculations
  • Stop-loss distance
  • Risk per trade
  • Risk/reward ratio
  • Account-based sizing
  • Scenario comparison
  • Kelly criterion explanations

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Best prompts

Calculate position size for a $10,000 account with 1% risk and a stop-loss 2.5% away.

My entry is 120, stop-loss is 114, and I want to risk $200. What position size should I use?

Compare risk/reward if my target is 135 and my stop is 114.

Explain the Kelly criterion in simple terms.

Calculate position size if I risk 0.5% of my account and the stop is below the recent swing low.

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Best practices

  • Provide account size.
  • Provide risk percentage or fixed risk amount.
  • Provide entry price.
  • Provide stop-loss price.
  • Provide target price if you want risk/reward.
  • Specify whether you trade stocks, crypto, futures, or another instrument.
  • Treat calculations as planning support, not trading advice.
Risk and position sizing outputs are educational and analytical. Always verify calculations before placing any trade.

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General best practices

Use clear, focused prompts.

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Too broad

AAPL

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Better

Analyze AAPL on the 1H chart. Focus on structure, support and resistance, and bullish/bearish scenarios with invalidation levels.

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Too broad

Fix this script.

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Better

This Indie script does not compile. Explain the error, fix the code, and keep the original logic unchanged.

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Too broad

How much should I buy?

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Better

Calculate position size for a $5,000 account, 1% risk, entry at 42.50, and stop-loss at 40.80.

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Troubleshooting

Attach the relevant widget and make the prompt more specific.Include ticker, timeframe, goal, and expected output.
Check that you attached the chart widget before sending the prompt.If several charts are open, make sure you selected the correct one.
Choose the required tool manually from the tool selector and send the prompt again.
Check that the correct chart is open and that the ticker matches the action context.
Select one of the suggested options or rewrite your prompt with more detail.
Start a new thread, attach the relevant widget again, and restate the current goal.
The AI Assistant currently allows up to 5 requests per minute per user.Wait until the limit resets and try again.
Send the full script, the full error message, and explain what the script is supposed to do.Ask the assistant to preserve the original logic if needed.
Ask for a smaller edit.Example:
Do not rewrite the full script. Fix only the broken function and explain the change.