let-fate-decide

Run the draw_cards.py script to draw 4 cards, then read each card's meaning file and interpret the spread across Context, Challenge, Guidance, and Outcome positions. The reading biases you toward one viable approach rather than making the decision for you.

The script uses os.urandom() for cryptographic randomness, performing a Fisher-Yates shuffle with rejection sampling to avoid modulo bias. Each of the 4 drawn cards independently has a 50% chance of being reversed.

Avoid it when the user gives clear specific instructions, when a single obvious correct approach exists, or for safety-critical decisions involving security, data integrity, or production deployments. User requirements always take priority over card readings.

The script requires Python 3.11 or later and has zero external dependencies, using only the standard library. It can be run directly with uv run or any compatible Python interpreter.

If the script crashes, the error is reported to the user and the reading is skipped entirely. The agent must never simulate a draw with its own randomness, since real entropy is the entire point of the skill.