AI coding tools are becoming much more practical for traders who have an indicator idea but don't want to write NinjaScript themselves.
For this test, I gave Xen AI a simple request: create a NinjaTrader indicator that tracks the current trading session high and low, resets at each new session, and provides configurable line settings. No C# or NinjaScript instructions were included. The idea was simply described in trading terms and Xen created the implementation.
This is a useful example of how an AI coding assistant for NinjaTrader can bridge the gap between understanding a trading concept and actually building the indicator.
The 3-minute video shows the process:
For traders experimenting with custom indicators, this approach means the starting point can be the trading logic rather than the programming language.
For this test, I gave Xen AI a simple request: create a NinjaTrader indicator that tracks the current trading session high and low, resets at each new session, and provides configurable line settings. No C# or NinjaScript instructions were included. The idea was simply described in trading terms and Xen created the implementation.
This is a useful example of how an AI coding assistant for NinjaTrader can bridge the gap between understanding a trading concept and actually building the indicator.
The 3-minute video shows the process:
For traders experimenting with custom indicators, this approach means the starting point can be the trading logic rather than the programming language.