Bazi Chart Calculator

Problem

Purely model-generated Bazi charts can be unstable where the rules matter: hour boundaries, true solar time, zi hour handling, xing-chong-he-hai relations, and strength judgments can all vary. This skill turns charting into reproducible calendar and rule-based calculation, giving later interpretation a more deterministic structure.

How it works

It takes birth details, runs the chart engine, then produces a structured reading:
- Inputs: date of birth, time of birth, and gender; Gregorian or lunar wording is supported.
- Algorithmic charting: uses cnlunar for the Four Pillars, Ten Gods, pattern, and major luck cycles, with true solar time correction and early/late zi hour options.
- Relations and strength: detects six clashes, six harmonies, six harms, three punishments, and three combinations, then judges strength using element ratios plus seasonal, positional, and momentum factors.
- Output: can generate a visual chart covering Five Elements, Ten Gods, personality, wealth, relationships, major luck, yearly luck, monthly outlook, auspicious stars, and classical analysis.
- Classical references: draws on texts such as the Qiongtong Baodian, Ditian Sui, and Sanming Tonghui to explain patterns, useful gods, stars, and case logic.

Boundaries

This skill is intended for traditional cultural study and entertainment reference. It is not a substitute for medical, legal, financial, or major life decision advice. Outputs should emphasize personal choice, real-world variables, and disclaimers, avoiding fatalism, scare tactics, and promises of disaster removal. Birth information is used only for the current charting task and is not retained or shared.