Crypto Watchlist Signal Brief

Get a timestamped crypto watchlist brief with rule-based signals, TradingView evidence, and clear data gaps.

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Before & after

Same prompt, same agent — the only difference is the skill.

Prompt“Give me a morning brief on my crypto watchlist.”
Beforegeneric AI agent
I can help you think about your crypto watchlist. To give you a morning brief, I'd need to know which assets you're tracking and what signals matter to you.

Generally a morning crypto brief might include:
- Overnight price action
- Notable news or catalysts
- Support and resistance levels
- Overall market sentiment

I should note that I can't access live market data in real time, and nothing here is financial advice. For live prices and signals, you'd want to connect a data source like a TradingView integration.

Which coins are on your watchlist, and what would you like to track?
Afterwith Crypto Watchlist Signal Brief
MORNING BRIEF — illustrative format. Reads rules.json, scans each asset
via the TradingView MCP, one report per session instead of ticker-by-
ticker prompting.

Watchlist: BTC · ETH · SOL · XRP · LINK · PEPE
Rules matched against your entry/exit/bullish/bearish/neutral conditions.

  ASSET   SIGNAL     RULE TRIGGERED
  BTC     BULLISH    price > 20D MA + RSI 58, your "trend continuation"
  ETH     NEUTRAL    inside your defined range, no condition met
  SOL     BULLISH    reclaimed your entry level from below
  XRP     BEARISH    lost support in your exit-condition set
  LINK    NEUTRAL    —
  PEPE    BEARISH    RSI 71, your "overheated" bearish flag

THE TWO THAT WANT A DECISION
  SOL — fired an entry condition. Your rules say entry; your call
        whether to act. The skill flags it, it doesn't trade it.
  XRP — fired an exit condition. If you're holding, this is the one to
        look at first.

The rest are informational — no rule crossed, no action implied.

HOW THIS DIFFERS FROM ASKING TICKER BY TICKER
Every asset scored against the same rules.json in one pass, so the
signals are comparable and the report is identical in shape every
morning. Change the rules, not the prompt.

Illustrative output. Live values come from the TradingView MCP at run
time. Not financial advice — the rules are yours; the decisions are too.

About this skill

“Check my whole watchlist” should produce one consistent snapshot, not six unrelated chart opinions. This skill turns TradingView MCP data and your trading rules into a compact morning brief, showing exactly why each asset is bullish, bearish, neutral, or unavailable.

What it does

  • Resolves each ticker to its exchange, quote currency, market type, and signal timeframe.
  • Applies your bullish, bearish, entry, and exit conditions without silently changing thresholds or rule priority.
  • Uses completed candles by default and exposes timestamps when sequential requests cannot provide a synchronized snapshot.
  • Separates neutral signals from missing data, contradictory rules, and invalid configurations.
  • Identifies signal changes against a compatible previous report and ranks setups only when a meaningful ranking rule exists.
  • Defines repeat-run requirements without claiming that installing the skill creates a scheduler or slash command.

What you get

One watchlist report with a line per asset, triggering values, candle timestamps, coverage counts, and actionable exceptions. If your rules or connection are missing, you get a clearly labeled provisional setup and precise next steps instead of invented signals.

Best for

Crypto traders who already use TradingView and want a repeatable watchlist scan, especially when checking tickers individually produces inconsistent answers or misses signal changes.

SKILL.md preview

SKILL.md
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name: crypto-watchlist-signal-brief
description: 'Evaluate a crypto watchlist through TradingView MCP using explicit conditions, completed-candle timestamps, and traceable indicator values. Produce one brief that separates directional signals, trade conditions, rule conflicts, and data gaps. Use when the user says "morning_brief", "give me my crypto morning brief", "scan my whole watchlist", "which coins flipped bullish?", "check these tickers against my rules", "my signals keep changing before the candle closes", or "why is everything coming back neutral?"'
---

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