The Playground is a visual signal builder that lets you construct and preview trade signals without executing them. Use it to verify your signal format is correct before connecting TradingView or any other alert source.
Accessing the Playground
Navigate to Automation > Playground in the Trade Wzrd dashboard.
Interface Layout
The Playground has two panels:
Left Panel - Command Builder
Contains 12 command cards organized by type:
When you select a command, dynamic parameter fields appear below. The fields adapt based on the selected command - only relevant parameters are shown.
Right Panel - Live Preview
Shows:
- Generated command string - updates in real-time as you fill in parameters
- Copy button - one click to copy the signal to your clipboard
- Quick documentation - parameter syntax reference for the selected command
Building a Signal
Step 1: Select a Command
Click a command card on the left panel.
Step 2: Fill in Parameters
The parameter fields appear dynamically. For example:
For BUY/SELL:
- Symbol
- Volume or Risk % (mutually exclusive)
- Stop Loss and Take Profit
- TP/SL Type toggle (Price or Pips)
- Magic Number, Comment
For CLOSE:
- Close Percent (1-100)
- Volume (for layer close)
- Ticket, Side filter, Magic Number
For CLOSEALL:
- Toggle filters: Profitable Only, Losing Only, Pending Orders Only, Positions Only
For BREAKEVEN:
- Offset (price value, default 0.0)
- Side filter, Ticket, Magic Number
For MODIFY:
- New Stop Loss / Take Profit
- TP/SL Type toggle
- Ticket, Magic Number
For CANCEL:
- Ticket, Side filter, Magic Number
For LAYER_CLOSE:
- Volume to close
- Side filter
Step 3: Copy the Signal
The generated command updates in real-time on the right panel. Click the copy button and paste the signal into your TradingView alert message field.
Visual Builder
The Playground includes a Visual Builder button that opens a node-based automation builder. This provides a flow-based interface for constructing more complex signal sequences with conditions, branching, and multi-step logic.
Quick Reference
The right panel includes built-in quick reference documentation showing:
- Parameter syntax (
VOL=0.01,RISK=1.0,SL=50,TP=100,MAGIC=123) - Example signals for the selected command
- A link to the full Signal Reference
