Persistent Journal
MT5 trade history is the execution record. Chart Reporter turns that record into a persistent review dataset that an authenticated AI client can query without receiving trading authority.
Capture from the terminal
Normalize review context
Query through read-only MCP
Capture
The Chart Reporter EA reports trades from MetaTrader 5 into the user's private account. It does not need an investor password or a broker API key.
The resulting record can preserve entries, exits, partial closes, commission, swap, stop and target context, magic numbers, and other fields that manual journals often omit.
Enrich
Strategies, tags, patterns, session definitions, screenshots, and notes organize the raw history around the trader's actual process.
Not every stored field is exposed through MCP today. The current read-only tools focus on trades, hubs, aggregates, strategies, tags, sessions, patterns, and screenshot metadata.
Review
Once the data is persistent, an agent can compare periods, accounts, symbols, directions, strategies, and sessions without asking the trader to reconstruct a spreadsheet first.
That does not make the agent a financial adviser or turn correlations into causes. It makes the review reproducible and keeps the source data available for human verification.
FAQ
No. The reporting EA pushes journal data from the MT5 terminal.
Yes. Current Chart Reporter MCP tools read authenticated journal and analytics data and do not execute trades.
A persistent journal keeps structured relationships and review context available without producing and re-uploading a fresh file for every question.
Attach the EA, keep your broker credentials private, and let Chart Reporter build the record automatically.
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