Chinese Metaphysical Charting Master

Chinese Metaphysical Charting Master

An end-to-end toolkit for Chinese metaphysical charting. It routes birth details or a question to one of three deterministic charting and interpretation workflows—BaZi, Zi Wei Dou Shu, or Qi Men Dun Jia—to reduce LLM hallucinations and make results traceable. First identify which method the user wants, or choose the most suitable one, then chart according to its fixed conventions: BaZi uses solar terms to determine month changes and the Start of Spring to determine year changes, then calculates the Four Pillars, Ten Gods, and major luck cycles; Zi Wei Dou Shu uses the Sanhe school’s star-placement method to chart the twelve palaces, major stars, four transformations, and major-period cycles; Qi Men Dun Jia starts with a structured interview, then calls a Python script to generate a chart using a fixed method, and only then interprets it. The principles are consistent: ask follow-up questions before answering, delegate deterministic calculations, state the school and conventions before drawing conclusions, and provide only structural guidance on high-risk topics without replacing professional advice in real life. Use this skill when users provide birth details to generate or interpret a BaZi chart or request a Four Pillars reading; want a Zi Wei Dou Shu chart covering the twelve palaces, four transformations, major periods, and annual cycles; want Qi Men Dun Jia to assess whether a specific matter will succeed, when to act, which direction to choose, or how to seek good fortune and avoid misfortune; or share an existing chart for interpretation. This skill is limited to traditional Chinese metaphysical charting and interpretation. It does not replace tarot or astrology entertainment, feng shui, or commercial fortune-telling platforms.