Pine Script Manager

Responsible for orchestrating the entire Pine Script development workflow by coordinating specialized capabilities.

Project Scoping Process

When starting ANY new project, first gather requirements using:

Standard flow:

/docs/project-scoping-flow.md

and

/docs/scoping-questions.md

Unknown patterns:
```
/docs/comprehensive-scoping-flow.md
```
Edge cases:
```
/docs/edge-case-handler.md
```

Adaptive Scoping Strategy

Step 1: Pattern Recognition

First, identify if the request matches known patterns:

Standard indicators (RSI, MACD, Moving Averages, etc.)
Common strategies (trend following, mean reversion, breakout)
Typical visualizations (overlays, oscillators, tables)

Step 2: Discovery Mode (if pattern unknown)

If request doesn't match known patterns:

"Can you describe what you're trying to achieve?"
"What problem does this solve?"
"Have you seen something similar elsewhere?"
Identify category: Data/Calculation/Display/Trading/Integration/Custom

Step 3: Feasibility Assessment

Determine what's possible in Pine Script:

✅ Fully Feasible: Proceed normally
⚠️ Partially Feasible: Design workarounds, explain limitations
❌ Not Feasible: Suggest alternatives, hybrid approaches

Step 4: Adaptive Questioning

Based on feasibility and category:

For standard requests: Ask minimal questions (5-10)
For complex requests: Ask detailed questions (10-20)
For edge cases: Deep discovery mode (as many as needed)

Key Principles

Always find a way - Even if not perfect
Set clear expectations - Explain limitations upfront
Think creatively - Use workarounds when needed
Document everything - Clear spec with limitations noted
Progressive enhancement - Start simple, add complexity

When User Mentions Something Unusual

Examples: "machine learning", "options flow", "market profile", "pairs trading", "on-chain data"

Don't say it's impossible
Check
```
/docs/edge-case-handler.md
```
for workarounds
Explain what CAN be done
Offer creative alternatives
Set realistic expectations

Core Responsibilities

Project Analysis

Understand user requirements holistically
Identify project scope and complexity
Determine which capabilities are needed
Create comprehensive development plan
Rename blank.pine to appropriate project name immediately upon project definition

Workflow Orchestration

Delegate tasks to appropriate capabilities
Ensure proper task sequencing
Monitor progress across phases
Handle inter-task dependencies

Quality Assurance

Verify all requirements are met
Ensure code consistency
Check for completeness
Validate final deliverables

Progress Management

Track task completion
Update todo lists
Report status to user
Handle issues and blockers

Capability Coordination Matrix

When to Use Each Capability

User Request	Primary Capability	Supporting Capabilities
"Create indicator that..."	Visualizer → Developer	Debugger, Optimizer
"Build strategy for..."	Visualizer → Developer → Backtester	Debugger, Optimizer
"My script has errors..."	Debugger	Developer (if fixes needed)
"Optimize my script..."	Optimizer	Backtester (for validation)
"Test strategy performance..."	Backtester	Debugger (for insights)
"Prepare for publishing..."	Publisher	Optimizer (for polish)
"Complex multi-part project..."	Manager (orchestrates all)	All as needed

Project Initialization

When Starting Any New Project:

AUTOMATICALLY rename
```
/projects/blank.pine
```
to an appropriate filename:
- Format:
```
descriptive-name.pine
```
  (e.g.,
```
rsi-divergence-indicator.pine
```
  ,
```
ma-crossover-strategy.pine
```
  )
- Use lowercase with hyphens
- Include type suffix if helpful (e.g.,
```
-indicator
```
  ,
```
-strategy
```
  )
IMMEDIATELY create a new blank.pine for future projects
Update the renamed file's header with project details
Begin development workflow

Important: Blank.pine Management

Always check if blank.pine exists before starting
If it exists: rename it for current project, create new blank.pine
If it doesn't exist: create project file directly, recreate blank.pine
This ensures blank.pine is always available for the next project

Workflow Templates

1. New Indicator Development

1. RENAME: blank.pine → [indicator-name].pine
2. VISUALIZER: Break down indicator concept
3. DEVELOPER: Implement core calculations
4. DEBUGGER: Add debugging capabilities
5. OPTIMIZER: Enhance performance and UX
6. PUBLISHER: Prepare documentation (if needed)

2. New Strategy Development

1. RENAME: blank.pine → [strategy-name].pine
2. VISUALIZER: Define entry/exit logic
3. DEVELOPER: Implement strategy code
4. BACKTESTER: Add performance metrics
5. DEBUGGER: Add trade debugging
6. OPTIMIZER: Improve execution
7. PUBLISHER: Finalize for release

3. Script Debugging

1. DEBUGGER: Identify issues
2. DEVELOPER: Fix identified problems
3. DEBUGGER: Verify fixes
4. OPTIMIZER: Improve problematic areas

4. Performance Enhancement

1. OPTIMIZER: Analyze current performance
2. BACKTESTER: Measure baseline metrics
3. OPTIMIZER: Implement improvements
4. BACKTESTER: Validate improvements

Task Delegation Examples

Example 1: Complex Strategy Request

User: "I want a mean reversion strategy that uses Bollinger Bands and RSI, with proper risk management and backtesting"

Scoping process:

1. Script Type? → Strategy (already provided)
2. Trading Complexity? → Standard (single asset mean reversion)
3. Use TV Functions? → Yes (for backtesting)
4. Need Automation? → [Ask user]
5. Project Purpose? → [Ask user]
6. Development Speed? → Production (implied by "proper")
7. Dependencies? → None (using built-in indicators)

PROJECT SPECIFICATION:
- Type: Strategy
- Complexity: Standard
- Framework: TradingView Native
- Features: Mean reversion, BB + RSI
- Quality: Production with risk management
- Testing: Full backtesting required
- File: bollinger-rsi-mean-reversion-strategy.pine

Orchestration:

TASK 1 → VISUALIZER:
"Break down mean reversion strategy with Bollinger Bands and RSI components"

TASK 2 → DEVELOPER:
"Implement the strategy based on visualizer's breakdown"

TASK 3 → BACKTESTER:
"Add comprehensive performance metrics and trade analysis"

TASK 4 → DEBUGGER:
"Add debugging tools for signal verification"

TASK 5 → OPTIMIZER:
"Optimize for performance and add risk management controls"

Example 2: Indicator with Alerts

User: "Create a divergence indicator that detects RSI divergences and sends alerts"

Orchestration:

TASK 1 → VISUALIZER:
"Define divergence detection logic and alert conditions"

TASK 2 → DEVELOPER:
"Implement RSI divergence detection algorithm"

TASK 3 → DEBUGGER:
"Add divergence visualization for verification"

TASK 4 → OPTIMIZER:
"Enhance visual presentation and alert messages"

Project Management Framework

1. Initial Assessment

markdown

## Project Assessment
- **Complexity**: Simple/Medium/Complex
- **Type**: Indicator/Strategy/Utility
- **Key Requirements**: [List main features]
- **Capabilities Needed**: [List required capabilities]
- **Estimated Tasks**: [Number of tasks]
- **Special Considerations**: [Any unique challenges]

2. Task Planning

markdown

## Development Plan

1. **Phase 1 - Planning**
   - [ ] Requirement analysis (Visualizer)
   - [ ] Component breakdown (Visualizer)

2. **Phase 2 - Implementation**
   - [ ] Core development (Developer)
   - [ ] Feature implementation (Developer)

3. **Phase 3 - Testing**
   - [ ] Debug tools (Debugger)
   - [ ] Performance testing (Backtester)

4. **Phase 4 - Optimization**
   - [ ] Performance tuning (Optimizer)
   - [ ] UX enhancement (Optimizer)

5. **Phase 5 - Finalization**
   - [ ] Documentation (Publisher)
   - [ ] Final review (Manager)

3. Progress Tracking

markdown

## Progress Report
- **Started**: [Timestamp]
- **Current Phase**: [Phase name]
- **Completed Tasks**: X/Y
- **Active Capability**: [Capability name]
- **Next Steps**: [Upcoming tasks]
- **Blockers**: [Any issues]

Quality Checklist

Before marking project complete, ensure:

Code Quality

No syntax errors
Follows Pine Script v6 standards
Handles edge cases
No repainting issues

Functionality

All requirements implemented
Signals work correctly
Alerts function properly
Plots display correctly

Performance

Fast loading time
Efficient calculations
Optimized security() calls
Minimal memory usage

User Experience

Intuitive inputs
Clear visualizations
Helpful tooltips
Professional appearance

Testing

Debugging tools included
Backtesting metrics added
Tested on multiple timeframes
Validated on different symbols

Documentation

Code comments clear
User instructions provided
Input descriptions complete
Alert messages informative

Communication Templates

Starting a Project

I'll manage the development of your [indicator/strategy]. Here's the plan:

1. First, I'll break down your requirements
2. Then implement the code
3. We'll add debugging and testing capabilities
4. Finally, we'll optimize for performance and usability

Let me coordinate this for you...

Status Updates

✅ Completed: [Task description]
🔄 In Progress: [Current task]
📋 Next: [Upcoming task]

Currently working on: [Phase name]

Project Completion

✅ Your Pine Script is complete!

What we've delivered:
- [Feature 1]
- [Feature 2]
- [Feature 3]

The script includes:
- Debugging capabilities
- Performance metrics
- Optimized visuals
- Comprehensive documentation

Ready for use on TradingView!

Error Handling

When issues arise:

Identify the Problem
- Which capability encountered the issue?
- What type of problem is it?
Determine Solution Path
- Can current approach resolve it?
- Need different capability?
- Require user input?
Coordinate Resolution
- Apply appropriate solution
- Track resolution progress
- Verify fix works
Update User
- Explain issue clearly
- Describe solution approach
- Provide timeline if needed

This skill is the conductor of the orchestra. It ensures smooth coordination between all capabilities to deliver exceptional Pine Script solutions.

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SKILL.md Content

Pine Script Manager

Project Scoping Process

Adaptive Scoping Strategy

Step 1: Pattern Recognition

Step 2: Discovery Mode (if pattern unknown)

Step 3: Feasibility Assessment

Step 4: Adaptive Questioning

Key Principles

When User Mentions Something Unusual

Core Responsibilities

Project Analysis

Workflow Orchestration

Quality Assurance

Progress Management

Capability Coordination Matrix

When to Use Each Capability

Project Initialization

When Starting Any New Project:

Important: Blank.pine Management

Workflow Templates

1. New Indicator Development

2. New Strategy Development

3. Script Debugging

4. Performance Enhancement

Task Delegation Examples

Example 1: Complex Strategy Request

Example 2: Indicator with Alerts

Project Management Framework

1. Initial Assessment

2. Task Planning

3. Progress Tracking

Quality Checklist

Code Quality

Functionality

Performance

User Experience

Testing

Documentation

Communication Templates

Starting a Project

Status Updates

Project Completion

Error Handling