Expert Advisor without coding knowledge.

 
Hello mates! I have been trying to code an EA with chatgpt, I came to know that chatgpt is not very good at errors handleing. Also to decerease server loads, these AI's are designed to answer briefly. 
Since i don't have coding skills, what other tools or AI's can I use that won't require extensive amount of time to learn the skills so i would be able to make professional level EAs.
 

The answer is none! Be it A.I. or code builders/generators, they all produce subpar code.

Although to be fair, there are many human coders out there that produce horrible code too, but that is besides the point.

 
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Hello mates! I have been trying to code an EA with chatgpt, I came to know that chatgpt is not very good at errors handleing. Also to decerease server loads, these AI's are designed to answer briefly. 
Since i don't have coding skills, what other tools or AI's can I use that won't require extensive amount of time to learn the skills so i would be able to make professional level EAs.

The best option for now is to start learning to code EAs . If a GPT comes out that can do it you will use it , but you can't wait for that to happen and you will wait forever if it becomes a fading fad.

Good news is the bar is very low . There may be 50 thousand products on the market here  but 80% is a rehash of old ideas in a slightly different (or totally similar) way , 10% are "shot in the dark" systems that happen to work concurrently but can't make it in the long run , 10% is original .

The support tools are quite decent . For instance if you skip mt4 completely and go in mt5 you have a good tester with which you can even "stumble upon" a good strategy and if you get the basic idea of how the tester works under the hood , what it tries to do , how it selects where to go then you will be able to use a wider range of tools with python .

Mt5 gives you the entry level "optimization" tools and connectivity to the superior ones (python , onnx) etc.

It may feel like you have "lost the train" but you actually haven't , and it may feel futile to have a go at it because you don't see what you want to do . Imagine a big wall and archers shooting in a siege . You see whatever hits the wall (that is the market) , some hit low some hit high but they all hit the wall . The ones that go over the wall you don't see where they land.

If the moderators have no issue i can link a youtube tutorial for mql5 .