
Oraclebone
io.github.sapuyou45-bitPublished by GitHub account sapuyou45-bitv8.2.0Updated Oct 24, 2026
Audited tarot, I Ching, Xiao Liu Ren, Bazi (Four Pillars). Model never invents results.
Overview
Lets an assistant run audited local scripts for tarot, I Ching, Xiao Liu Ren and Bazi casts, then interpret the generated result.
- What you can do
- Oraclebone is a local divination toolkit that exposes five tools: tarot_draw, iching_cast, xiaoliuren_cast, bazi_cast and interpretation_template. The scripts produce the card draw, hexagram, Xiao Liu Ren position or Four Pillars chart as JSON, and the model is expected to interpret that output rather than invent it. Outputs include metadata for auditing the method, and seeded mode exists for reproducible demos. It is framed as symbolic reflection, not prediction.
- When to use it
- Worth adding when an assistant should offer tarot, I Ching, Xiao Liu Ren or Bazi readings while keeping the draw itself out of the model's hands. Suited to reflective or creative prompts where an auditable, reproducible result matters more than free-form generation.
- Requirements
- Runs locally over stdio as the ai-divination-mcp command from the oraclebone PyPI package, so Python 3 is needed; the Bazi skill additionally needs the optional lunar-python extra. No accounts, API keys, headers or environment variables are declared. Desktop-only; not available as a web executable.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Oraclebone in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
Other MCP clients
Follow the launch instructions in the repository.
README
Oraclebone
The bone cracks. The model reads.
Three thousand years ago, Shang kings carved their divinations into bone — the first auditable record of an oracle at work. Oraclebone brings the same discipline to AI agents: audited scripts produce the draw, the hexagram, the pillars; the model only interprets what it is given. It never invents the result.
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🔮 Open-source divination toolkit for AI agents, formerly known as ai-divination-skills (renamed in v8.0.0 — the old PyPI package is frozen; install oraclebone instead).
oraclebone is a practical skill collection for tarot, I Ching, Xiao Liu Ren, and future symbolic systems. It is built for agent workflows that need auditable randomness, clear method boundaries, and reusable interpretation templates.
This project treats divination as symbolic reasoning and reflection, not deterministic prediction.
⚡ One-line Install for AI Agents
Paste this into your AI agent:
Or install directly for Claude-style local skills:
The default target is ~/.claude/skills. Set AI_SKILLS_DIR for another agent skill directory.
✨ Overview
Most AI divination prompts let the model invent the result. This repo separates the two jobs:
- A local script produces the card draw, hexagram, or Xiao Liu Ren position.
- The AI agent interprets that generated result with clear safety boundaries.
That makes readings easier to test, reproduce, audit, and reuse across agents.
🧭 Methodological Rigor
The core rule is simple: scripts or user-provided physical casts generate the divination result; AI interprets that result and does not generate the divination result.
This is not scientific proof of divination efficacy. It is a stricter workflow for symbolic reasoning:
- real readings use system randomness by default
- seeded mode is only for tests and reproducible demos
- traditional methods and limitations are documented per skill
- JSON outputs include enough metadata to audit the method
- approximate modes emit warnings instead of pretending to be traditional
🌐 Multilingual Docs
The GitHub Pages site ships a six-language switcher — 简体中文, English, 日本語, Português, 한국어, Español. It follows your browser language by default and remembers your manual choice.
Local preview:
Published site:
🧩 Included Skills
🚀 Quick Start
Install from PyPI:
Or from a checkout:
Use editable mode while developing:
Use one command for every system:
Ask for an agent interpretation template:
Use the Python API directly:
You can still run the underlying scripts directly:
Use a seed for reproducible demos:
All scripts output JSON.
📦 Install as Agent Skills
For AI-agent-guided setup, use the remote install runbook:
For direct shell install:
The installer copies tarot, iching, and xiaoliuren into ~/.claude/skills by default. To target another agent, set AI_SKILLS_DIR before running it.
Manual install is just copying the folders you want into your agent's skill directory:
Each skill is self-contained:
Install individual folders, not the entire repository, when you only want one skill.
Each skill script also works in single-folder mode. If the Python package is installed, the script delegates to the package runtime. If only the skill folder is copied, it falls back to the bundled standalone script in that skill.
Per-host adapters
Every skill ships four adapter files in skills/<skill>/agents/:
All four adapters route through the same audited ai-divination <skill> CLI, so the agent host never invents the result.
🧠 Use it from Claude Desktop / Codex / any MCP host
oraclebone ships a built-in MCP server (ai-divination-mcp). Any
Model Context Protocol host — Claude Desktop, Codex,
Continue, Cursor — can mount it with a single config line, and the model gets five tools:
tarot_draw, iching_cast, xiaoliuren_cast, bazi_cast, and interpretation_template.
The model never invents the draw; the server runs the audited scripts locally.
Claude Desktop
Install the package once:
Then edit ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json (macOS) or
%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json (Windows):
Restart Claude Desktop. Ask "draw three tarot cards for my decision" — Claude will call
tarot_draw and interpret the JSON output.
Codex / Continue / Cursor
Any MCP-aware host follows the same pattern. The server speaks JSON-RPC 2.0 over stdio with no third-party dependencies.
Per-client setup guides
Copy-paste JSON configs and example prompts for each host:
🤖 Agent Behavior
Each skill instructs the agent to:
- generate or accept a concrete draw/cast result
- read concise reference material only when needed
- interpret with the shared response contract
- avoid certainty, fatalism, and professional advice
Shared guidance lives in:
shared/methodology.mdshared/interpretation-protocol.mdshared/response-contract.mdshared/randomness-protocol.mdshared/safety-policy.mdshared/interpretation-style.md
🧪 Examples
examples/tarot-decision.mdexamples/iching-strategy.mdexamples/xiaoliuren-daily.md
🛡️ Safety Boundaries
These skills are not for medical, legal, financial, or crisis guidance.
Good readings should:
- frame the result as symbolic reflection
- connect claims to the generated result
- preserve user agency
- offer small, reversible next steps
- state uncertainty clearly
See ETHICS.md for the full project stance.
🛠️ Development
No runtime dependencies are required beyond Python 3.
Run tests:
Current coverage checks:
- unified CLI routing
- package-only CLI execution
- importable Python APIs
- single-folder skill execution
- skill metadata and asset contracts
- interpretation protocol templates
- tarot spread output
- I Ching cast structure and manual lines
- Xiao Liu Ren number and time fallback behavior
💬 Community
- Releases: https://github.com/sapuyou45-bit/oraclebone/releases
- Roadmap:
ROADMAP.md - Discussions: https://github.com/sapuyou45-bit/oraclebone/discussions
- Issues: pick a
good first issueor propose anew-skill - Security: see
SECURITY.mdfor private vulnerability reporting
🗺️ Roadmap
Near-term:
- Add a published package workflow.
- Expand automated skill validation in CI.
- Add richer reference material for each MVP skill.
- Add more example readings.
- Add more agent integration examples.
Later:
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📄 License
MIT
Source: README.md at commit a9a8ab7
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