AI Coding for Traders - Claude, Cursor and Codex

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AI Coding for Traders: Claude, Cursor and Codex

Turn your trading ideas into working TWM indicators and strategies using AI

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Description

You have trading ideas. You just don't have a way to build them.


The TWM Vibe Coding Bootcamp teaches you how to turn plain-English trading ideas into working TWM indicators and strategies using AI — without learning C#, without hiring a developer, and without spending weeks figuring out the API.


Here's how it works: you describe what you want in plain language. The AI writes the code directly into your project files. You compile it in TWM, verify it on a chart, and if something's off, you describe the fix. That's the whole loop — and once you've got it, you can build just about anything.


The course splits into two tracks after the foundation videos. Track 1 is vibe coding with Claude — fast, conversational, and built for traders who have never touched code. Track 2 is controlled coding with Cursor — you see every change the AI makes as a diff before it lands, you approve it line by line, and you use git to protect your working versions. Both tracks use AI that edits your files directly; the difference is how much visibility and control you want over each change.


You'll come out of this with a real set of tools: custom indicators, a working strategy, a personal prompt library that fits your trading style, and the workflow to keep building after the course ends.


One thing this course does not skip: safety. AI-generated trading code can look correct and still hide a bug that doubles your position size or skips your stop loss. The golden rule is drilled in from Video 1 — never run untested AI code on real money — and the entire course is built around testing, verifying, and understanding what your code actually does before you trust it.


What you'll build:

  1. A custom indicator (EMA-based, from scratch)
  2. A complete trading strategy with entries, stops, and exits
  3. A Momentum Squeeze indicator (Track 1 capstone)
  4. A trend-following strategy with MACD filter and trailing stop (Track 2 capstone)

What you'll walk away with:

  1. A complete AI instruction kit (7 files, pre-loaded with TWM context)
  2. A personal prompt library you'll use on every future project
  3. The workflow to build, debug, refactor, and version-control your scripts


This course fits alongside the TWM curriculum. If you've taken TWM 100, you know the platform — this bootcamp is the AI fast lane. TWM 101–104 cover C# in depth if you want to go deeper after this. And TWM 105 covers validation and optimization, which is where every strategy you build here should go before real money touches it.


No coding background required. If you can describe a trade setup, you can build it.


Main Features

No coding background required

You describe the logic in plain English. The AI writes the code. You compile and verify. That's the whole workflow.

Two tracks — pick what fits you

Track 1: fast, chat-based vibe coding with Claude. Track 2: controlled diff-by-diff editing with Cursor with git version control. Both tracks use AI that edits your project files directly.

Real tools, not toy examples

You build actual indicators and strategies that run on TWM charts and generate trades on historical data — tools you can use in your real trading workflow after the course.

A complete AI instruction kit (7 files)

Pre-built rules file, indicator and strategy templates, prompt library, testing checklist, strategy brief, and error guide. Load once, use forever. Every future project starts here.

Safety built in from day one

The golden rule is rule one: never run untested AI-generated code on real money. The entire course is structured around compiling, verifying, and understanding what your code does before you trust it.

Learn to read and review diffs (Track 2)

Track 2 teaches you to review every change the AI makes line by line, catch problems before they land, and roll back anything with git. The skill that separates people who use AI well from people who let it quietly bug up their code.

Debug AI-generated code confidently

Compile errors, runtime issues, "no trades" problems — you'll learn the exact approach for each: how to read the error, how to prompt for a targeted fix, and how to verify the fix actually worked.

Works alongside the TWM curriculum

Built to complement TWM 100–105. This bootcamp is the AI fast lane. The other courses are the deep lane. You can do both.

Yours forever

The instruction kit, templates, and workflow don't expire. Every new trading idea runs through the same system.

FAQ

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No. That's the whole point. You describe what you want in plain English and the AI writes the code. You do need to know how to describe a trade setup — if you can talk about your strategy with another trader, you can build it in this course.

If you've never written code and just want to build tools fast, start with Track 1 (Claude). If you already have some coding experience, or you want full visibility over every change the AI makes, go straight to Track 2 (Cursor). You can do both — they're parallel, not sequential, and the foundation videos apply to either.

Claude Code requires a Claude subscription (Pro or higher). Cursor has a free tier that covers most of what the course uses. You'll need your own API access or subscription for whichever tool you use — those are not included with the course.

Yes, and it complements those courses well. The coding courses teach you C# from the ground up. This bootcamp teaches you how to use AI to generate that same code without writing it yourself. Many students do both — the coding knowledge makes you much better at reviewing AI output and catching mistakes.

Yes. That's why the golden rule exists. AI-generated trading code can look correct and still have bugs — wrong position sizing, a stop loss that doesn't fire, an entry condition that's backwards. The course teaches you how to verify behavior, not just syntax. Every strategy should be tested on historical data before real money is ever involved. TWM 105 covers the full validation process.

The course uses a current version of TWM (TradeStation-compatible platform). The AI instruction kit includes context about the TWM API so the AI generates code that matches what's actually available. If you're on a slightly different version, the core workflow is the same — you may occasionally need to adjust a method name, and the error guide covers the most common issues.

The videos total roughly 2.5–3 hours of content. Most students spread it over a week, watching foundation videos and one track, spending extra time on the project videos where you build something. You can go faster or slower — the instruction kit is designed so you can keep building well after the videos end.

Ask it to explain. "Explain what you just changed and why" is one of the most useful prompts in the course. The AI will walk through what it did, and you can ask follow-up questions until you understand it. You don't need to understand every line of C# — but you do need to understand what the logic is doing so you can verify it's correct.

No. This bootcamp gets you building custom tools fast without the C# learning curve. TWM 101–104 teaches you to write that code yourself, understand what every line does, and build things that are too complex for AI to handle alone. Think of this as the fast lane and those as the deep lane — both are useful, and they stack well together.

Yes, and that's the whole point of the instruction kit. The rules file, templates, prompt library, and workflow don't expire. Every new trading idea runs through the same system — fill in the strategy brief, open a session with the rules file loaded, build incrementally, verify. The kit is designed so you never start from zero again.

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Testimonials

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Ryan B.

""Caught the AI adding a fixed stop loss I never asked for. First week after the course." The diff review section is underrated. I'd been using AI tools for months and never thought carefully about what was changing outside my request. Rejected it, re-prompted, got a clean diff. Exactly what the course teaches."

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Mark R.

""I've had this indicator idea for two years. Built it in one afternoon." I trade ES and always had setups I wanted to test but couldn't build. Hired a freelancer once, got back code I couldn't touch. Described my idea in plain English, Claude edited the file, compiled, it was on my chart. That's it."

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Anna S.

""Telling the AI what NOT to change is the detail every other tutorial skips." The prompt specificity section changed how I work. Not just describing what you want, but explicitly scoping what the AI is allowed to touch. Completely changed the quality of diffs I get back."

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Sarah T.

""Not a drag-and-drop toy. Actual C# running in actual TWM." I've tried no-code tools before and they're always too limited. This is different. Real code, real project. The rules file is what makes it work — once it's loaded the AI knows it's working with TWM, not some generic environment."

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James K.

""The diff review workflow is exactly how you should use AI for code. Glad someone finally taught it." I have a dev background and my prompts were nowhere near as targeted as what this course teaches. Started using the same approach outside TWM too."

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Linda C.

""I'm not technical at all. Had an indicator on my chart by Video 6." Was convinced this would be too complicated. It wasn't. Got one compile error, pasted the screenshot into Claude, it fixed two lines, and that was it. Never felt lost."

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Tom H.

""Doesn't pretend AI is magic. Build it here, validate it in 105. That's the right order." I've seen traders run AI-generated strategies straight to live accounts. This course takes the safety side seriously — the golden rule, the testing checklist, the whole verify-behavior-not-just-syntax approach. More honest than most."

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Mike L.

""Taking this alongside TWM 102 made both courses click faster." When something in 102 doesn't make sense I ask Claude to explain it using the file I'm already working on. And understanding some C# makes me better at reviewing diffs. They genuinely stack."

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Chris W.

""Strategy compiling but zero trades. Added debug output, spotted it in two minutes." Before this course I'd have stared at the code for an hour. The output window showed the long condition was False on every single bar. Fixed it in one prompt. That workflow pays for itself the first time you use it."

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David M.

""Commit before every AI edit. Simple habit, saved me twice already." Did both tracks. Track 1 for quick builds, Track 2 for anything I'm keeping long term. The momentum squeeze from the capstone is on my NQ chart right now."

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