Claude Desktop
Mac and Windows
Once Sky Connector or Sky Trade Desktop is connected, press Add to Claude Desktop in the Connection tab. There is nothing to copy: Claude Desktop shows its own install notice, and you click Install there.



AI
Chat with it inside Sky Trade using your own key, or connect the AI app you already use. It reads the chart, draws on it, sets up indicators and alerts, and practises with you in Trading Lab. On a real account, every trade it wants waits for your approval.

Have an API key? Chat here, with nothing to install. Use Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Claude Code or Cursor? You need a computer with Sky Connector or Sky Trade Desktop, then one short guide for your app.
On a phone, chat with your key: AI apps connect from a computer.
The AI Assistant lives in the platform. Bring an API key from an AI service, which runs on pay-as-you-go credit rather than a chat subscription.
Open the AI Assistant and ask. It reads the candles, live quotes, your positions and a picture of the chart, and answers in the language you write in.


Ask for a symbol, a timeframe, an indicator or a price level, and the AI sets up the chart and draws what it talks about. Each step it takes shows in the chat in plain words.


Keep the AI Assistant in its own window over the chart, or dock it as a panel in your workspace. Switch whenever you like, even in the middle of an answer.




Your key and your chat history stay in your browser. The key goes only to the AI service it belongs to, never to a SkyOption server.
On a paid key, long chats are built to cost less.
In this browser only. Leave “Remember my key on this device” off and it is forgotten when you close the tab. It travels in a request header to its own service and nowhere else.
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It works through 64 tools. Most of them read or change what is on your screen. Only a few touch a real order, and on a real account each of those waits for you.
Pick an access level and see which tools stay open. The AI cannot go past the level you set.
It can also fill in an order ticket. You still press Buy or Sell yourself.
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Symbols and their contract terms, candles, live quotes, the charts you have open, a picture of the chart, and your display and trading settings.
Try asking: “Explain what is on my chart.”
Open
6tools
Changes the symbol, the timeframe, the chart type and the chart’s colours, one at a time or all in one step.
Try asking: “Show me gold on the four-hour chart as a line.”
Open
4tools
Adds, tunes and removes indicators, including one indicator calculated on another.
Try asking: “Put a moving average on top of my RSI.”
Open
9tools
Draws lines, shapes, text, Fibonacci and Gann tools, and a long or short position box that plans a trade without placing one. A point it puts at a candle’s time sits on that candle, not beside it. It can also set how your new drawings look.
Try asking: “Mark the support and resistance you see on this chart.”
Open
2tools
Lists your saved templates and applies one to a chart.
Try asking: “Apply my saved template to this chart.”
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6tools
Builds, renames and switches watchlists, and adds or removes symbols.
Try asking: “Make a watchlist of the major currency pairs.”
Open
4tools
Sets, moves and deletes price alerts. An alert only tells you; it never places an order.
Try asking: “Tell me when EURUSD reaches the line I drew.”
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11tools
Practises with you: starts a replay, steps through bars, places practice orders and reads the scorecard. Practice money only.
Try asking: “Replay gold from last month and coach me through it.”
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4tools
Reads your balance, open positions, pending orders and trade history, so it can answer questions about your trading.
Try asking: “How did my week go?”
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6tools
Fills in the order ticket for you to check and send, or asks to open, close, change or cancel a trade. On a real account, every request opens an approval dialog.
Try asking: “Prepare a buy ticket for gold with a stop loss.”
Partly open
2tools
Lets your AI app speak to you, and can check whether you will hear it.
Try asking: “Say your answer out loud when you finish.”
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2tools
Lets your AI app read what you type in the Chat tab and answer you there.
Try asking: “Keep chatting with me inside Sky Trade.”
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Some things stay yours alone: the AI cannot delete a watchlist, save or delete a template, or change your Platform Settings.
These checks stand between the AI and your money. They are built into Sky Trade, for the chat and for every AI app you connect.
When the AI wants to open, close, change or cancel a trade on a real account, a dialog shows what it wants and its reason in its own words. Deny has the focus, so a hasty key press says no; a countdown ends the request if you do nothing; and the order is checked again after you approve.
On a demo account you can let the AI trade without asking. You turn it on for that one account, a badge shows while it is on, and it is never offered on a real account.
Pause AI in the chat window stops the chat, and the pause switch in the Connection tab stops your AI app. Anything waiting for your approval is cancelled, and signing out signs the AI out too. In Sky Connector’s menu you can also pause or revoke each paired website on its own.
While you stream, the AI does not get your account number, and its voice stays quiet. It still reads the figures it needs to answer, so a strip in the chat reminds you before you share its replies.
The activity feed lists every action the AI took and every one it was refused, newest first, kept for each account.
In a browser, Sky Trade links to Sky Connector only after you press Allow there, and an AI app needs the token from your Connection tab. Each pairing belongs to one website, you can renew or revoke the token at any time, and another website is never let in silently.







Your AI app reaches Sky Trade through a link on your own computer. It reads the chart, draws on it and asks to trade through the same safety checks as the chat.
The link runs only on your computer and never passes through a SkyOption cloud. Your AI app then sends what it reads to its own AI service.
The Connection tab walks you through it step by step. When something is off, it tells you the next step, not an error code.


Mac and Windows
Once Sky Connector or Sky Trade Desktop is connected, press Add to Claude Desktop in the Connection tab. There is nothing to copy: Claude Desktop shows its own install notice, and you click Install there.



Copy one line from the Connection tab and paste it into your terminal. Your coding agent can then read your chart and draw on it.
Press “Connect ChatGPT” in the Connection tab and paste a tunnel ID and an API key from the OpenAI Platform. Sky Connector or Sky Trade Desktop runs OpenAI’s secure tunnel for you, on Mac, Windows and Linux. ChatGPT’s free plan works too.
Put the address and token from the Connection tab into Cursor’s MCP settings.
The same address and token go into Windsurf’s MCP settings.
Any app that takes a web address with an authorization header uses the same address and token.
Connected Claude Desktop or another AI app? Chat with it in the Chat tab, without leaving the trading screen.


Turn on Speak AI replies aloud and the AI reads its replies to you. An answer in Arabic is spoken in Arabic, even when the platform is in English; any other answer is read in the platform’s language.


Try the live chart in your browser, or open a free demo account and bring your AI with you.