OpenChart is an open-source trading workspace built as a TradingView alternative that brings your own agents into the charting workflow. Instead of a closed platform with fixed scripting, you get an OSS workspace where the agents you already use sit alongside the charts, so analysis and automation live in the same place.
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Put an agent next to your charts instead of a hosted scripting language
Run the workspace yourself rather than in a vendor cloud
Let agents handle repetitive chart analysis tasks
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