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Combine open-source TradingView indicators with Muse to bypass the free plan's 3-indicator limit

Open-source Pine Script source code → Muse merges into single script → add to TradingView and toggle sub-features

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Who
TradingView free-plan users who want to use multiple technical indicators at once
You get
Merge multiple open-source indicators into one Pine Script to fit within the free plan's 3-indicator limit, with optional combos and custom features
You need
Muse

Constraints

Requires a TradingView free account. Target indicators must be open-source (source visible); protected or invite-only scripts are not applicable. Provide the source code to Muse and describe the merge request (e.g., add ON/OFF toggles, composite signals, auto-drawn lines). After Muse generates the Pine Script, add it via TradingView's Pine Editor. Expect multiple error-fixing iterations.

What they did

Author momopobo used Muse (an agent-type AI) to merge Pine Script source code from multiple open-source TradingView indicators into a single script, bypassing the free plan's limit of 3 simultaneous indicators. Specific modifications included: merging multiple indicators into one "indicator set" with toggles, localizing English indicators to Japanese, adding alerts to indicators that lacked them, enabling multi-timeframe display, upgrading legacy Pine (v4/v5) scripts, converting indicators to backtestable strategies, and fixing preferred parameters as defaults. The author also created a composite signal indicator using personal entry conditions (e.g., RSI oversold + MACD reversal + price above moving average) and automated drawing of daily support/resistance lines, session ranges, and round-number levels previously drawn by hand each morning.

How it went

The author reported that the restriction was "かなり回避できました" (largely bypassed). The auto-draw feature is one the author personally uses, eliminating the daily morning ritual of manual line drawing so that the chart opens with a complete "map" already in place. The author noted that ordinary chat-based AI can also generate code, but Muse's agent-type advantages are: it can open TradingView in the browser, paste code, read compilation errors, and fix them automatically without the user manually ferrying code back and forth; it retains script files over time, allowing edits like "change the RSI period on last week's merged indicator" weeks later without re-uploading; and it can compare actual Pine and MQL5 source files line-by-line to verify definition consistency and correct discrepancies before incorporating them into backtest calculations.

Worth knowing

Open-source only: protected or invite-only scripts with invisible source cannot be merged or translated. Over-merging makes scripts heavier and may hit TradingView display or computation limits; prefer a "frequently used set" over an "everything included" approach. Modified code is generally fine for personal use, but redistribution or sale may violate the original license. AI-generated code may not run on the first try; expect an iterative loop of pasting error messages back to the AI for fixes—the author describes this as "giving instructions in Japanese" rather than programming. Muse referral codes and registration instructions are in the author's pinned profile post; the code can be entered within 48 hours of registration under Settings → General → Enter Invite Code. Tokens are perks usable within Muse, not cash or redeemable points, and referral slots are limited.

Steps

  1. Prepare open-source indicator source code and submit merge request to Muse

    On TradingView, locate the target open-source indicator, open its source code, and copy it. Open Muse, paste the code, and describe your request in Japanese or Chinese—for example: "Merge these 3 indicators into one Pine Script with show/hide toggles for each," "Output a composite signal only when all conditions are met," or "Auto-draw the previous day high/low, Asia/NY session ranges, and round numbers that I currently draw by hand every day." Muse will return the merged Pine Script code.

  2. Add the generated script to TradingView and toggle sub-features

    Open the Pine Editor below the TradingView chart, paste the code Muse returned, click Save, then Add to Chart. If compilation errors appear, copy the error message exactly back into Muse for correction. Once the script is added successfully, use the indicator's settings panel to check or uncheck toggles to show or hide individual sub-features (e.g., RSI, MACD, auto-drawn lines), achieving a multi-indicator combo within a single indicator slot.

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No prompt needed — just follow the steps.

No fixed prompt needed; describe your request to Muse following the steps above.

Source

TradingView無料枠：MuseにPine合体・日本語化・複合シグナルを頼む · momopobo · X · 2026-10-30T01:55:47.000Z

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