MQL5 code review

Review MQL5 EA code for structure, risk, and readiness.

Review MQL5 Expert Advisor code for lifecycle structure, trade calls, risk gates, and readiness before backtesting.

Review OnInit and OnTick structure
Detect missing execution and sizing functions
Flag incomplete templates
Prepare clean next actions for testing
Review MQL5 EA code

Audience

For developers who want a second pass before spending time in Strategy Tester.

Problem

Small missing pieces in lifecycle, sizing, spread filters, or trade limits can waste hours of test time.

Outcome

Workfusionapp checks the EA draft, explains weak spots, and helps organize the next build/test iteration.

Workflow

From pasted EA code to one concrete review queue.

The code-review path should end in a specific next step: compiler repair, CTrade wiring, CopyBuffer handling, invalid stops, no-trades debugging, or a risk/readiness review.

Step 1

Paste the EA draft

Step 2

Run debug or compile check

Step 3

Review diagnostics

Step 4

Save the project and iterate

Code-review handoff

Route the code review into the right EA evidence path.

Do not treat review as a vague opinion. Use the first concrete issue to choose the right workflow before asking for checkout.

Compiler fixer path

Use this when review starts with a MetaEditor error, missing include, undeclared identifier, or compile cascade.

CTrade setup guide

Use this when trade.Buy, trade.Sell, PositionClose, CTrade object scope, or result retcodes are the first code-review blocker.

Send me the code-review workflow

Opt in only if you have an MQL5 EA draft that needs review for lifecycle structure, trade calls, risk gates, or execution diagnostics before manual testing.

Intent locked: Paste compiler errors

Lead activation handoff

No email wait is required. After saving the opt-in, continue into the free desk with the same blocker so the visitor-to-lead-to-workflow path is measurable.

Continue in free desk

Choose the workflow you want, then opt in only if you want Workfusionapp updates.

Can it review code I already wrote?

Yes. Paste your MQL5 code into the debugger or compiler check and review the diagnostics.

Does it store my broker credentials?

No. The workflow does not require broker credentials or trading account access.