Trading Knowledge, Mapped.
The entire corpus of technical analysis: 850+ concepts across 17 families, explained, cross-linked, and implemented in open code. Readable by traders, queryable by agents. Every node below is a door.
The Library Is an MCP Server.
Model Context Protocol is how AI agents call tools. Point any MCP client at mcp.luxalgo.com/mcp and the whole corpus becomes eight tools your agent can call mid-conversation: every concept page, every family map, every open implementation. Ask about a setup; it pulls the definition, the neighbors, and the source code, with canonical URLs attached.
Price just wicked below yesterday's low and snapped straight back. Is that a liquidity sweep, and do we have code that detects them?
library_search { query: "liquidity sweep" }
concept Liquidity Sweep · smc-ict · 28 implementations
indicator Liquidity Sweeps · LuxAlgo
indicator Pure Price Action Liquidity Sweeps · LuxAlgo
… 10 results, each with its canonical Library URL
library_get_concept { slug: "liquidity-sweep" }
# Liquidity Sweep
A run through a level where resting orders cluster: the stops just beyond an obvious high or low. Price trades through, fills them, and fails to hold: read as a collection of liquidity rather than the start of a trend…
+ how to identify it · how traders use it · vs. stop hunt · FAQ · every implementation
library_get_pine_source { slug: "liquidity-sweeps" }
// Pine Script® source: complete, open, ready to modify
swingHigh = ta.pivothigh(high, length, length)
swingLow = ta.pivotlow(low, length, length)
sweptLow = low < priorLow and close > priorLow
…
That's the classic sweep anatomy: a wick through yesterday's low with a close back inside the range. The Library's definition wants that close-back-inside before calling the level swept; otherwise it reads as a breakout. Liquidity Sweeps by LuxAlgo detects exactly this, and I have its full source loaded. Want me to adapt it to session lows?
source: luxalgo.com/library/concept/liquidity-sweep/
Exchanges condensed for display; responses return as markdown with canonical Library URLs
library_search
Start here: one alias-aware search across every concept and indicator.
library_get_concept
The full concept page as markdown: definition, identification, usage, neighbors.
library_get_indicator
One indicator in full: what it draws, the logic, its linked concepts.
library_get_pine_source
The complete Pine Script® source, fetched only when the agent wants code.
library_list_concepts
Walk the concept roster family by family when browsing beats searching.
library_list_indicators
Page through the shelf of implementations, filtered or in full.
library_list_families
The 17 families with counts: the top level of the map.
library_get_family
A family hub as markdown: its clusters, members, and where to start.
Connected in one click.
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One Corpus. Two Readers.
Every page is written for the trader who searched the term: defined, illustrated, linked to its neighbors. Then it is served again for the machine that reasons about it. Hundreds of open indicator implementations sit one link away from the concepts they express, free to use with attribution.
850+
Trading concepts mapped
17
Families, one graph
800+
Open indicator implementations
1,400+
Concept-to-code links
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Markdown twins
Append .md to any concept or family URL and the page returns as plain markdown: no chrome, no scripts, just the knowledge.
luxalgo.com/library/concept/rsi.md
llms.txt
The curated entry point for crawlers and agents, with the full concept index one hop away at /llms-full.txt.
luxalgo.com/llms.txt
Copy for LLM
Every page carries a one-click copy of its canonical markdown, ready to paste into any context window.
on every concept page
Free with attribution: the license is one line. Read the Library license.
From the Map to the Market.
Reading is half the loop. Every open implementation in the Library opens in Quant, the intelligence inside the LuxAlgo platform: rebuild it, retune it in plain English, and backtest the result against history before it touches a live chart.
The Library is free. Quant makes it yours.
Pull any concept or indicator into Quant: rebuild it, retune it, or turn it into a backtested strategy of your own.
The map keeps growing.
New concepts, new implementations, and agent techniques to use them, one email a week.