What Syrius does, and where.

Web is a controlled showcase. The extension is real operation inside TradingView. The matrix below prevents false promises and shows exactly what changes.

Capability

Web (this page)

TradingView extension

Syrius chat

Same AI brain and same endpoint on both surfaces.

✓ Yes

Technical analysis with real data (price, EMA, RSI, S/R)

Backend fetches market OHLCV and computes indicators server-side before responding.

✓ Yes

Switch asset/timeframe without typing

On the web the TradingView embed is isolated; in the extension Syrius reads the actual tab DOM.

— No

✓ Yes

Visual chart reading (Syrius "sees" what you see)

The web widget is a cross-origin iframe — the browser blocks pixel capture. In the extension we use chrome.tabs.captureVisibleTab.

— No

✓ Yes

Detect current asset/timeframe without user typing

Web uses controlled demo context or typed commands; extension detects it on Paper Trading and Multi Broker.

— No

✓ Yes

Multiple broker accounts in the same TradingView

Requires UI and session injection inside TradingView.com itself — only the extension does that.

— No

✓ Yes

Fundamentals and economic calendar

The AI explains context and hypotheses, but without a paid real-time fundamentals/news feed.

⚡ Partial

Voice message (transcription)

Continuous realtime voice is coming in a future version.

— No

⏳ Soon

Realtime voice (Syrius Realtime)

In development on both surfaces.

⏳ Soon

Attach/capture chart image

Web accepts pasted/attached images; the extension captures the TradingView tab with browser permission.

✓ Yes

Why is the extension different from the web?

On the web, the TradingView chart is an iframe isolated for security: the page can't read the internal DOM nor automatically capture pixels. That's why the demo uses controlled context and real data fetched by the backend. In the extension, Syrius runs inside the TradingView tab, detects asset/timeframe on screen and can capture the real chart image with browser permission.

Start with the free demo, in your browser.

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