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The Council of guides

The Council is a team of seven virtual guides that reads your I Ching cast one job at a time — sharpening your question, describing the season, casting, reading the trigrams and the changing lines, reflecting it back to you, and keeping the record. It supports your own interpretation and never predicts events.

Reading a hexagram alone is like reading a poem in a language you half know. So this site deploys a small council of virtual guides — a forward-deployed team, one guide per job — who take your question, describe the season around it, read the images, and hand the meaning back to you. They never predict; they help you see.

Whisperer Sky Watcher Diviner Image Reader Line Reader Mirror Scribe shared state · your question · context · today’s sky · the cast · each guide’s note the human owns judgement; the guides own the looking

How the workflow runs

The council passes a single state object down the line like a baton: your question, its context, today’s date and season, the cast, and each guide’s note. Every guide reads the whole baton fresh, does its one job, and adds its note. Nothing depends on chat memory, so a guide can be swapped or re-run without breaking the chain.

The Question Whisperer

Restates “will I get the job?” as a question the oracle can answer — about your stance, open in form — and names what you already seem to suspect. Never answers the question.

The Sky Watcher

Describes the world around your question: today’s season and year character, and (if the owner enables web search) the moon phase. Ends with a one-line read of the inner weather.

The Diviner

Pure code, no model. Takes your six coin values and computes the primary hexagram, the changing lines, the resulting hexagram and the hidden nuclear one. The one guide that should have no opinions gets none.

The Image Reader

Reads the two trigrams and the nuclear hexagram as landscape — what is above, what is below, what is underneath — and ties it to your question.

The Line Reader

Handles the changing lines and where the hexagram tends, using the traditional weighting rule for how many lines are moving.

The Mirror

Ignores the jargon and speaks to you: one warm paragraph, three questions to sit with, one tiny act for the week.

The Scribe

Keeps the record in your browser, and lets you copy the whole reading or post it to the circle.

The rules every guide obeys

For site owners: the Council runs server-side through the Anthropic API, so the key never reaches the browser. Without a key, the guides rest and the built-in reading still works in full. The same seven prompts can be run in a Slack channel or as a script; the workflow is documented in the project’s WORKFLOW.md.