About this skill

Problem

Decoration requirements are often reduced to style templates, ignoring daily habits, body dimensions, and low-maintenance goals. This skill puts Bazi/astrology, Nine-Yun fengshui, floor-plan constraints, and ergonomics into one workflow to turn vague preferences into actionable spatial plans.

How It Works and Limits

Core capabilities follow a five-step process:
- Step 1 Numerology Insights: Uses birth date/time, gender, and birthplace, then calls cantian-bazi to generate charts and maps them to spatial preferences, such as wood elements for plant corners and wooden furniture.
- Step 2 Directed Interviewing: Confirms lifestyle patterns, pain points, low-maintenance limits, budget, and ergonomic parameters.
- Step 3 Floor-Plan Analysis: Identifies load-bearing walls, pipe shafts, doors/windows, and daylight, then outputs zoning, circulation, appliance placement, and ASCII layout.
- Step 4 Fengshui Integration: Applies the Nine Purple Li Fire period, Ba Zhai, and Xuan Kong stars to mark wealth, study, illness, and relationship zones with advisory layouts.
- Step 5 Environmental Assessment: Adjusts materials, windows, ventilation, and air quality based on local climate, noise, and site conditions.

Limits: The workflow needs fairly complete birth details, a floor plan, and surrounding context, with user confirmation after each step. Fengshui content is advisory, not a substitute for structural safety, fire codes, or construction feasibility. The final output emphasizes traceability and easy cleaning.

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Use Cases

After receiving a dimensioned floor plan and household details, produce zoning, circulation, and appliance placement recommendations for multiple residents and confirmable constraints
Once orientation and occupants' Ba Zhai charts are confirmed, mark wealth, study, and illness sectors in the Nine-Yun fengshui layout
For humid southern climates or noisy street exposure, evaluate material selection, window type, and fresh-air systems as environmental adaptation notes
Before final quotation, replace glossy lacquered cabinets, small tiles, and hard-clean counters with low-maintenance matte, large-format, and quartz options with cleaning rationale

Best For

Full-service interior designers preparing a family renovation who need Bazi preferences and ergonomic dimensions turned into draw-ready spatial notes and layout rationale
Homeowners planning a self-owned renovation who want to verify whether low-maintenance materials and circulation paths are sufficiently effortless before committing to suppliers
Space consultants translating fengshui suggestions into buildable placement notes while avoiding absolute claims and keeping practical constraints visible and client confirmation points
Owners comparing easy-clean materials such as tile, microcement, and quartz while binding priorities to budget and maintenance limits and final decision traceability