Start in Dashboard chat, connect an external AI assistant, or explore the optional scripting guides and reference.
Describe your rules and request a backtest in Dashboard chat. Answer any necessary clarifying questions, then the historical test runs directly. You can adjust settings alongside the results and run another test.
Open Dashboard chat →Follow these steps to go from your first indicator to a full multi-symbol strategy.
Step-by-step guides to set up your first indicators, strategies, and multi-symbol workflows.
Public guide to setting up scripts, configuring platform backtests, creating strategies, and using the reference surface.
What the platform scripting system does, how public users move through it, and how the docs are organized.
The fastest public path from a first indicator to a first working strategy.
Connect an AI assistant to SeekAlgo's authenticated MCP server to explore market data, validate strategy scripts, run backtests, and inspect paper bots.
How script settings control backtest dates, order sizing, commission, slippage, resolution, and execution defaults.
How to design indicators that match the current sample set and runtime.
How to create backtestable strategies with the current order API and sample patterns.
Public guide to building basket strategies with `symbols()` and `symbol.*`.
A map of the current indicator and strategy samples, organized for public users choosing a starting point.
After backtesting a strategy, you can save it as an algorithmic bot that **paper trades** on live Binance market data. The bot runs in the cloud (Hetzner VPS) — you don't need to keep your browser open. No real money is at risk; all trades are simulated.
Detailed API docs for built-in methods, strategy helpers, and the TA library.
Structured reference index for the public scripting surface.
High-level reference map for script structure, namespaces, and the public authoring surface.
Reference for built-in globals, input helpers, basket declarations, plotting, console helpers, and math helpers.
Full reference for `strategy.*` helpers used by the public scripting surface.
How to move older scripts to the current syntax.
Method-level reference for the `ta.*` indicator and signal library.
Small current-syntax examples for indicators, strategies, and baskets.
Architecture, execution internals, and portfolio-level backtesting.