MERRICK LEARNING LAB — PINE SCRIPT COMPANIONS
Website bundle 2026-10-20 | Pine Script v6 | 33 original source files

Scripts 01–28 accompany The Indicator Workshop; 29–33 accompany newer trading guides. Read the matching chapter before changing inputs.
Open TradingView Supercharts, choose an ordinary candle chart, confirm the
symbol/exchange, interval, session and adjustment settings. Open Pine Editor,
create a blank indicator or strategy to match the lesson, replace all starter
code with one complete .pine file, save it privately and add it to the chart.
Do not copy printed line numbers. Check the lesson's chart setup and inputs.

For the original Workshop collection, 28 scripts compiled. 27 received representative runtime smoke checks. There
are 64 recorded observations. Behavioral validation remains partial; these
checks do not establish complete correctness, profitability or live execution.
Script 18 compiled but its runtime was subscription-blocked. It is optional
and requires Premium or Ultimate plus supported chart data. Public availability
does not remove that entitlement. The core course needs no upgrade for this
optional lesson. Free OHLCV approximations are not native footprint data.

Strategies use a historical broker emulator, not a live broker connection.
Consider fees, slippage, fill assumptions and out-of-sample testing. Signals
are not trade instructions or profit guarantees. Data and plan limits apply.
For dated futures, review contract expiry, roll and delivery before updating
symbols. Pair indicators do not model borrow availability or both-leg fills.

manifest.json records each script's chapter, type, setup and SHA-256 hash.
SHA256SUMS.txt can be checked from this extracted folder with:
  shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS.txt

Existing source notices are retained. No separate blanket software license
is added by this bundle.

Additional scripts 29–33 retain prior compilation/runtime observations and selected behavioral checks. Full behavioral validation is incomplete. Script 33 can conservatively round down one extra quantity increment at a floating-point boundary. No new TradingView tests are claimed.