You don't need to open a chart and drag indicators onto it. With MTContext, you can ask your AI client to compute any of sixteen standard indicators on any symbol and timeframe, and it reads the values straight from your terminal's live data. This article shows what's available and how to ask for it.
What you can ask for
Try prompts like "Calculate RSI(14) on GBPUSD H4" or "What's the MACD histogram doing on EURUSD daily?" Your AI calls the get_indicator tool, which returns the raw indicator values from your connected terminal.
The full set of supported indicators:
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Momentum/oscillators: RSI, Stochastic, CCI, Williams %R, DeMarker, Momentum, MFI
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Trend: MACD, SMA, EMA, ADX/DMI, Parabolic SAR, Ichimoku
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Volatility: ATR, Bollinger Bands, Standard Deviation
Each takes the usual parameters — for example RSI accepts a period (default 14), MACD accepts fast/slow/signal (12/26/9), Bollinger accepts period and deviation. If you don't specify, sensible defaults are used.
Across multiple timeframes at once
Ask "Give me RSI on EURUSD across M15, H1, and H4" and the AI can request several timeframes in one call, returning results keyed by timeframe. This is how you get a quick multi-timeframe read without three separate questions.
The one-call snapshot
When you want a broad look at a symbol, ask for a snapshot: "Snapshot XAUUSD." The get_market_snapshot tool returns the current price plus a chosen indicator set (default RSI, ATR, EMA) across up to four timeframes in a single request — it replaces five to eight separate calls.
A note on interpretation
MTContext returns raw, unlabelled numbers — it doesn't attach "buy" or "sell" verdicts. The values are deterministic; your AI client is what interprets them into support/resistance, momentum, or trend language. That separation is deliberate: you get the real numbers, and the reasoning stays visible in the conversation.
What you need
Indicators are available on the free tier — no trading capability required. You just need a connected terminal streaming live data.
Next steps
Pair this with Checking prices, bars, and account state for the underlying data, and Sizing positions by risk, not lots when you turn analysis into a trade plan.
Try it free at mtcontext.com — technical analysis is included on every tier.