From logic to script faster: bridging strategy design and Pine Script

One thing I’ve noticed while building EAs is how much time gets stuck in translation — you know exactly what the rules should be, but turning that clean logic into working, syntactically correct code takes way longer than it should. Even simple entry/exit conditions can get messy when you’re debugging syntax or aligning parameters.
I’ve been using a tool that speeds this part up a lot: describe your strategy in plain language, and it generates ready-to-use Pine Script for TradingView that you can copy, test, and then port over to MQL4/MQL5 for your EA. It’s been a huge time-saver for prototyping before diving into the deeper MT4/MT5 build.
👉 [tradingviewai.dev](https://)
Of course, this is just a starting point — always verify the logic, run proper backtests, and adapt it fully to your own risk rules and platform requirements before going live.
How do you usually move from initial idea to working code? Do you prototype in TradingView first, or go straight to MQL?