bazi-skill

To calculate a BaZi chart with true solar time, you provide a birth date, time, and city. The tool uses geocoding and timezone resolution to apply the correction, then computes the four pillars and hidden stems.

Yes, you can store BaZi birth charts locally. The tool saves, loads, lists, and deletes chart records, enabling recurring personal astrology analysis and long-term profile tracking across future sessions.

True solar time correction adjusts standard clock time to actual solar time based on geographic coordinates. In eight characters calculation, it ensures the chart's time pillar accurately reflects the sun's position at the birth location.

Yes, computing four pillars, ten gods, and thirty-two style chart details requires local Python execution. It uses libraries like lunar-python for calendar conversion and geopy for location resolution.

The tool generates a deterministic, terminal-friendly pretty chart from the parsed birth data. This ensures the AI presents the exact computed four pillars and metadata instead of inventing or redrawing the chart.

The best way to manage multiple BaZi profiles is using the local storage feature. It saves structured JSON chart records, allowing you to load and list saved profiles for repeated personal analysis without recalculating.