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Check out the new article: Building AI-Powered Trading Systems in MQL5 (Part 4): Overcoming Multiline Input, Ensuring Chat Persistence, and Generating Signals.
In this article, we enhance the ChatGPT-integrated program in MQL5 overcoming multiline input limitations with improved text rendering, introducing a sidebar for navigating persistent chat storage using AES256 encryption and ZIP compression, and generating initial trade signals through chart data integration.
Multiline input handling in AI trading systems is essential for allowing us to enter detailed prompts or data, such as multi-line market descriptions or code snippets, ensuring the AI can process complex queries without truncation, which is crucial for accurate responses in dynamic markets where single-line inputs may limit context. Chat persistence adds value by storing conversation history across sessions, enabling us to build on previous AI insights without repeating information, while trade signal generation uses AI to analyze market data and produce actionable buy or sell recommendations, reducing manual analysis and helping us respond faster to opportunities like trend reversals. Together, these features create a more robust system, improving user experience by maintaining context and integrating AI with real-time trading decisions to minimize errors and enhance profitability.
Our plan is to upgrade the AI program by implementing advanced text processing to handle multiline inputs, since the current logic can allow us to input wording to a maximum of 63 characters seamlessly, which limits us to just simple prompts. So, we will expand that context to allow us to input as many lines as possible when needed, because in some cases, we may need to be more detailed when prompting the AI to give us trading signals. We will also incorporate secure storage mechanisms for chat persistence to allow easy retrieval and navigation of past conversations, so we do not keep repeating ourselves when we want to reference something. We will use Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) model to encrypt the chats for security reasons. We just chose this due to its ease in use but you could use any of your choice.
Author: Allan Munene Mutiiria