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TrendSpider MCP: Connecting Your Own AI

People search for a TrendSpider MCP because they want Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor working on their charts. As of 14 September 2026 TrendSpider publishes no MCP server and no public API for that. What it offers instead, what it costs, and the routes that do connect your own AI to a chart.

Lee, who builds MyLinedChart

Author: Lee H., from Little Bird Trading

Created SEPTEMBER 14, 2026 | Last updated SEPTEMBER 14, 2026

  • Topic: trendspider mcp
  • Audience: TrendSpider users, traders who want Claude or ChatGPT on their charts, developers looking for a charting connection
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TrendSpider is one of the strongest AI technical-analysis platforms, and it leans into AI harder than most. So it is reasonable to expect a TrendSpider MCP server you can plug into Claude or Cursor. We looked. As of 14 September 2026, TrendSpider's developer page lists no MCP server, no public REST API and no way to connect an outside AI agent. Its AI is Sidekick, and Sidekick lives inside TrendSpider.

Is There a TrendSpider MCP Server?

Not an official one. TrendSpider's developer page is about building inside TrendSpider: its scripting language is JavaScript, its studies run across charts, backtests, scanners and alerts, and scripts can fetch outside data from APIs. It also offers a Sidekick coding assistant, which TrendSpider says is powered by Anthropic's Claude.

What the page does not describe is the other direction: an MCP server, a public REST API, or any way for an agent you run, such as Claude Code or Cursor, to read your TrendSpider charts. We also found no community project comparable to the unofficial TradingView bridges covered in TradingView MCP vs a Direct Chart Connection.

What TrendSpider Offers Instead: Sidekick

Sidekick is TrendSpider's AI market analyst. TrendSpider describes it as a chatbot built for market research that can see charts, read indicators, analyse fundamentals and pull SEC filings, with access to TrendSpider's data library.

It is priced separately from the platform. Every plan includes 25 Sidekick messages a month. Beyond that TrendSpider lists 100 messages for $49, 300 for $129 and 1,000 for $349 a month. The platform itself runs $82, $137, $183 or $321 a month on monthly billing, with data add-ons such as real-time futures at $7.50 a month.

Why Traders Want Their Own AI Instead

Most people searching for a TrendSpider MCP already pay for an AI. They want the assistant they use for code, spreadsheets and journaling to see their chart too, instead of a second AI with a separate bill and a separate memory.

There is also control. With your own AI you choose the model, keep the conversation history, and can hand the chart data to a script or a backtest you wrote. A platform assistant is designed to keep that work inside the platform.

Routes That Do Connect Your Own AI to a Chart

If a TrendSpider MCP does not exist, what does? There are three realistic routes in September 2026.

  • TradingView MCP bridges: open-source projects that drive TradingView Desktop through a debugging port. Unofficial, and their own README warns about TradingView's terms.
  • Broker AI connectors: Interactive Brokers and others now let MCP-capable AI apps read account and market data. They see positions and prices, not the drawings on your chart.
  • A chart built for a direct connection: MyLinedChart shares its chart with your agent through nine tools, including reading drawings and indicator values and proposing new drawings that are labelled as AI.

Sidekick vs Your Own AI on MyLinedChart

The honest comparison is not TrendSpider against MyLinedChart as platforms. TrendSpider has far more built-in analysis. It is about whose AI works on your chart.

Checked against TrendSpider's pricing and developer pages on 14 September 2026.
What mattersTrendSpider SidekickYour own AI on MyLinedChart
Whose AITrendSpider'sYours: Claude, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, or your own key
How it is priced25 messages a month free, then $49 to $349 a month, plus a plan from $82 a monthYour AI subscription, plus MyLinedChart at $24.99 a month
Connect an outside agentNot offeredYes, nine tools over a direct connection
Export your drawingsNot offeredCSV, JSON or Excel
Market dataTrendSpider's data and add-onsYour own broker or data feed

Which Fits

Stay with Sidekick if TrendSpider's built-in scanning, backtesting and automated trendlines are the heart of your process and you are happy to pay per message for an assistant that knows the platform.

If what you actually want is your own AI reading and marking up your chart, and your markups exported as data you keep, use a chart designed for that. Setup for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Gemini is on MCP toolkit. For what TrendSpider does and does not export, see Does TrendSpider Export Raw Historical Price Data? The Backtest-Only Reality.

FAQ

Does TrendSpider have an MCP server?

Not as of 14 September 2026. TrendSpider's developer page covers JavaScript scripting and Sidekick's coding assistant, but no MCP server, public REST API or connection for outside AI agents.

Can I use Claude with TrendSpider?

Only indirectly. TrendSpider says its Sidekick coding assistant is powered by Anthropic's Claude, but you use it inside TrendSpider and pay per message. You cannot connect your own Claude subscription or Claude Code to TrendSpider's charts.

How much does TrendSpider Sidekick cost?

Every plan includes 25 messages a month. Beyond that TrendSpider lists 100 messages for $49, 300 for $129 and 1,000 for $349 a month, on top of a TrendSpider plan starting at $82 a month billed monthly.

What is the closest thing to a TrendSpider MCP?

A charting app that shares its chart with your own agent. MyLinedChart gives Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Gemini nine tools to read the chart and propose drawings. For TradingView, the unofficial bridges are compared in TradingView MCP vs a Direct Chart Connection.

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