@flatangle I ran flatlib locally and computed a chart for the README's sample date. Mercury in Pisces scores -9 (detriment + fall), Mars in Aries scores +5 (domicile) -- the dignity engine surfaces exactly the kind of distinctions that matter in Traditional Astrology and that most generic horoscope tools ignore entirely.
The gap is that anyone who wants to see this has to set up Python, pip install flatlib, and handle the Swiss Ephemeris dependency first. That setup wall filters out the people most likely to appreciate what flatlib actually does: astrology students, practitioners, and developers exploring Traditional techniques.
I set up an online entry point where a visitor can type a birth date, time, and place and get a computed chart directly:
Anyone you share the link with can try it here and get planet positions, house cusps, and dignity scores without touching a terminal.
Each session leaves a usage record, so you can see what birth data people actually enter and which parts of the output they care about -- useful signal if you want to sharpen the recipes or the docs.
Feel free to close if this isn't relevant.
shesonglin@tinkerland.ai
@flatangle I ran flatlib locally and computed a chart for the README's sample date. Mercury in Pisces scores -9 (detriment + fall), Mars in Aries scores +5 (domicile) -- the dignity engine surfaces exactly the kind of distinctions that matter in Traditional Astrology and that most generic horoscope tools ignore entirely.
The gap is that anyone who wants to see this has to set up Python, pip install flatlib, and handle the Swiss Ephemeris dependency first. That setup wall filters out the people most likely to appreciate what flatlib actually does: astrology students, practitioners, and developers exploring Traditional techniques.
I set up an online entry point where a visitor can type a birth date, time, and place and get a computed chart directly:
Anyone you share the link with can try it here and get planet positions, house cusps, and dignity scores without touching a terminal.
Each session leaves a usage record, so you can see what birth data people actually enter and which parts of the output they care about -- useful signal if you want to sharpen the recipes or the docs.
Feel free to close if this isn't relevant.
shesonglin@tinkerland.ai