Fun BaZi Fortune Telling

Problem

When a user provides gender, a Gregorian birth date, and an optional birth time, the task is to turn those fields into an interpretable BaZi chart instead of a pile of vague terms. @user_76b32a13/quweibugua connects a charting engine, an analysis engine, and a report template into one fixed workflow for entertainment and cultural reference.

How It Works

• Core command: /bazi collects --gender, --year, --month, --day, and --hour, then runs a Python script to emit JSON.
• Analysis step: the JSON is passed to BaziAnalyzer.full_analysis() to produce chart overview, day master strength, five-element distribution, pattern and useful gods, ten-god reading, earthly branch relations, major luck cycles, personality, and life-direction notes.
• Extended use: /bazi-match compares two charts by day master, useful gods, and branch relations; /bazi-year analyzes a target year’s stem-branch interaction with the original chart and current luck cycle.

Limits and Caveats

The skill is explicitly for cultural reference and entertainment, not for major life decisions. Without a birth hour, only three pillars can be charted and the result must be marked incomplete. True solar time correction can affect accuracy in regions with large longitude offsets. Output should stay calm and non-fearful, and users should be reminded not to reuse private birth information.