Destiny Master

Problem

Bazi, Liu Yao, Qimen, and date-selection queries often remain as loose terminology without a stable structure: which classical source to consult, how to infer from the four pillars or hexagram, why a judgment is made, and what action the user should take next. @user_ad872d55/destiny turns these questions into a reusable knowledge-management workflow focused on two chains: destiny and divination.

How it works

It first classifies the request as destiny or divination: birth data, fortune, and favorable elements go to destiny; specific events, hexagrams, and date selection go to divination. It then loads the matching reference files, such as references/bazi-basics.md, references/bazi-classics.md, references/divination.md, and references/calendar-selection.md, and generates a report in the form of classical quotation, plain-language explanation, and actionable advice. For Bazi, it can incorporate schools such as strength/weakness, pattern, and climate balance. For divination, it can use frameworks such as Liu Yao, Qimen Dunjia, and Meihua Yishu, then output practical items like direction, industry, zodiac compatibility, date choice, or cautions.

Boundaries

This skill is oriented toward traditional cultural knowledge organization and should not be treated as the sole basis for medical, legal, or investment decisions. Output should avoid deterministic or fear-based language; when health is involved, it should recommend appropriate clinical departments. In product use, keep a “for reference only” notice and separate knowledge lookup, interpretation generation, and action advice.