50 prompts that carrytheir own guardrails.
Every prompt embeds the compiler-verified Pine v6 rulesthat kill the classic AI failures. Copy, paste, done.
★ proof, not promises · a real prompt from the vault, structure in the open
Prompts that carry their own guardrails.
All 50 prompts are one copy-paste unit: compiler-verified GUARDRAILS → a precise ASK → a VERIFY footer that makes the AI re-check itself. Prompt 01, in the open:
Prompt 01 — EMA Pullback Marker (excerpt of the real prompt)
RULES (Pine v6, verified against the real compiler - follow ALL of them):
- First line //@version=6, then indicator("<name>", overlay = <true|false>).
- plot/plotshape/bgcolor/fill/hline/alertcondition are GLOBAL-scope only. Toggle
visibility via arguments (color = show ? c : na) - never by wrapping them in if.
- Declare every input.*() at global scope; branches may USE them, not declare them.
- Every ta.*/request.* call sits at GLOBAL scope and computes every bar; gate the USE
of the value, never the call (no ta.* inside if / ternary / loops).
- Signals fire on CONFIRMED bars only: gate them with barstate.isconfirmed.
[…7 more rules — every prompt carries the full block…]
THE TASK:
Build an overlay indicator "EMA Pullback Marker".
Logic: trend filter = close above the {TREND_EMA} EMA. Pullback = the bar's LOW touches
or dips below the {PULL_EMA} EMA while the trend filter is true. Signal = that same bar
CLOSES back above the {PULL_EMA} EMA.
[…]
AFTER WRITING THE CODE:
1) Re-check every rule above against your code, line by line; fix violations first.
2) Output the COMPLETE script in one code block, then a 5-line summary: what it does,
its inputs, what I should see on the chart, how I run the reload test […], and this
exact sentence: "This is a testable draft, not a validated edge."All 50, by category
The full index ships as 00-INDEX.md + vault.html — an offline gallery: search, filter, one-click copy.
| Category | # | For example |
|---|---|---|
| Indicators | 9 | EMA pullback · RSI divergence · MTF bias table · VWAP bands · session levels |
| Strategies | 9 | 20-bar breakout 2R · opening range · Donchian trail · honest MA-cross + BE |
| SMC / ICT | 9 | order blocks · FVGs · liquidity sweeps · BOS/CHoCH · killzones · silver bullet |
| Fix & Upgrade | 8 | fix my error · make non-repainting · migrate v5→v6 · add alerts properly |
| Risk & Prop-Firm | 7 | position size panel · daily loss guard · R-multiple tracker · drawdown monitor |
| Audit & Honesty | 8 | repaint audit · future-leak hunt · cost honesty check · overfit smell test |
Guardrails make AI output dramatically more likely to compile clean and behave honestly — they do not make any idea profitable, and nothing here claims otherwise. The final gate is always TradingView's compiler and your own eyes on the chart.
Does it need the other packs?
No — every prompt works standalone; the guardrails ARE the point. If you own Pine Fixer or Builder Lite, a one-line prefix runs any prompt through their gates for the full treatment.
What exactly do I get?
vault.html (offline browsable gallery with search + one-click copy) and the same 50 prompts as clean markdown, category by category, with an index and a skill pairing map.
License & refund?
Personal, non-exclusive license — everything the prompts produce is yours, publishing your generated scripts is fine; don't republish the vault itself. 7-day refund before download.
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