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4. Applying AI Chart Actions
- Created
- Jun 5, 2026
- Updated
- Jun 5, 2026
When the assistant wants to change your chart, it does not do so directly. Instead it queues the change as a proposed action, and you apply it with a click. This keeps you in control of every modification.
Proposed actions, not automatic edits
Any write tool the assistant calls is queued for your approval rather than executed. The assistant's message shows each proposed change as an action card with an Apply button. Nothing on the chart changes until you click it.
What the assistant can propose
| Area | Example write actions |
|---|---|
| Navigation | set_ticker, set_timeframe, set_series_type, set_active_pane |
| Layout | set_chart_layout, set_chart_expanded, set_chart_sync |
| Indicators | add_indicator, update_indicator, remove_indicator |
| Drawings | set_drawing_tool, set_drawing_settings, create_drawing, update_drawing |
| Strategy | propose strategy code and a backtest to run |
Reviewing before you apply
Each action card describes exactly what will change — for example which indicator and inputs will be added, or the geometry of a drawing. Review it, then:
- Apply to make the change on the active chart.
- Ignore it to leave your chart untouched.
For strategy proposals, applying brings the code into the Strategy Tester so you can run it yourself — see Running Your First Backtest.
Why approval matters
This proposal-then-apply model means the assistant can be helpful and specific without ever surprising you by mutating the chart, your indicators, or your strategy on its own.
Next steps
Your conversations are saved per symbol — see how.
Next: Conversation History