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Wiring TradingView alerts into Jev as a trading decision layer

An eight-step guide: alerts hit a self-hosted Jev endpoint, Jev judges them against your rules, ambiguous cases go to Opus, and it returns yes/no/size in under a second with every decision logged.

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@bl888m_ethArchived 17 days agoOriginally posted 2026.10.13
Wiring TradingView alerts into Jev as a trading decision layer
bl888m @bl888m_ethOriginally posted 2026.10.13
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this is the most UNFAIR thing on the internet today Jev is the decision layer that turns TradingView alerts into actual trades, no manual chart-watching required i wired it into my own TradingView setup last week, now my alerts execute themselves - charts are cooked here's how to wire Jev into TradingView: 1. set up TradingView alerts on whatever indicators or price levels you already trust - no custom scripting required, just the built-in alert conditions 2. point each alert's webhook at your own Jev endpoint instead of a notification 3. Jev reads the alert payload - symbol, price, which condition fired - and checks it against your rules 4. feed anything ambiguous to Claude Opus 5.5, which reasons through context TradingView's alert alone can't capture 5. Jev returns a yes/no/size decision in under a second, for a fraction of a cent 6. your execution bot only fires on Jev's approved signals, never on the raw alert alone 7. every decision gets logged - alert, verdict, outcome - so you can see exactly which setups Jev actually trusts 8. you end up with a TradingView workflow that filters itself, built on alerts you already pay for i won't say anything more:

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