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Astrotechne MCP

Use guest tools or connect your account to work with saved data.

Guest tools

Calculate charts and transits: get_chart_of_moment, calculate_chart, calculate_connected_chart, calculate_transits. Render chart wheels: render_chart, render_chart_with_saved_settings. Search task documentation: search_api_docs. Guest calculations and chart images are temporary and never save automatically.

Connected account tools

Saved charts, people, events, relationships, chart tags and groups, and display settings use explicit operations and the minimum requested scope. The current scope set is astrotechne:mcp, charts:read, charts:write, people:read, people:write, events:read, events:write, relationships:read, relationships:write, settings:read, settings:write. A browser session cookie is not an MCP credential, and the connection can be revoked. No destructive delete tool is registered.

Unavailable through MCP

Reports, billing, and private Labs data are not exposed through the current public server.

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Supporter Labs

Astro Calendar setup

Create up to five private calendars, each with its own global and personal timing events.

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New calendars default to the four planetary hours ruled by the same planet as the planetary day. Add saved election candidates, general or natal transits, eclipses, cazimi, lunations, returns, progressions, Zodiacal Releasing, profections, Firdaria, or circumambulation lord changes. Personal techniques require one owned natal chart.

Keep the location current

Use your account location to keep the calendar in sync with location changes, or choose a custom location. Changing the location updates the existing active calendar feed.

Subscribe and protect the URL

Google Calendar and Apple Calendar can subscribe to the private feed. Other clients can use its HTTPS iCalendar URL. This is a read-only subscription, not writable CalDAV synchronization. Every event links back to Astrotechne. Anyone with the URL can read the feed. Rotate or revoke it if it is exposed.

Manage calendar links and slots

Creating or rotating a feed reveals its private URL once. Revoking stops the feed but keeps the calendar slot occupied; deleting revokes it and frees one of the five slots.

Feature overview Open Astro Calendar

Public Chart Library and report examples

Read approved public chart and report examples free. Creating a new report uses report allowance or checkout.

Asteroid Report

Placements, houses, and aspects for the named asteroid groups you choose.

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Doctrine Report

Chart interpretations from reviewed rules, with explanations and citations.

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Timing Report

A timeline of annual, monthly, and longer periods across traditional and modern timing techniques.

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Public Chart Library

Reviewed public charts and reports, free to browse.

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Glossary

Live chart

A chart workspace for casting and inspecting a chart immediately, before deciding whether to save it.

Saved chart

A chart saved to your private library for reports, timing, and comparisons.

Report

An analysis of a chart based on your chosen report type and settings.

Public Chart Library

The public archive for reviewed chart examples, public report views, source status, categories, tags, and collections.

Public report

An approved report view attached to a public chart. Reading it is free; generating a new report uses report allowance or checkout.

Doctrine visibility

Shows which doctrines or techniques are available for a public chart or report.

Source status

A public status that shows whether a chart record has passed the source, licensing, and review checks needed for Public Chart Library browsing.

Included monthly report

A Core or Supporter plan allowance that refreshes on the first day of each calendar month (UTC). Unused included reports do not roll over.

Single-report checkout

A one-time checkout for a specific report after included or introductory reports are used; it does not create a reusable balance.

Astrotechne MCP

Astrotechne’s Model Context Protocol connection for compatible AI clients. Current tools cover chart calculation, transits, rendering, saved charts, people, events, relationships, chart tags and groups, display settings, and task documentation.

Labs

Supporter access to experimental research workspaces. Check the Labs overview for all currently available workspaces.

Astro Calendar

A Supporter Labs workspace for up to five private calendars that publish configurable mixes of global, natal, and traditional timing events. It supports Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and generic subscription-capable clients, not writable CalDAV synchronization.

Object

A chart factor such as a planet, luminary, node, angle, lot, asteroid, fixed star, or other calculated point represented in Astrotechne.

Doctrine

A technique, condition, rule family, or interpretive topic that can group source-cited astrological claims.

Source text

A book, translation, article, or public-domain work cited in the reference library.

Bibliography note

Publication details that help you identify a cited source.

Published interpretation

A reviewed public interpretation note that can appear on reference pages.

Calculation context

The chart, time, place, zodiac, house system, object set, and technique settings needed to understand how an astrological condition was produced.

Methodologies Open FAQ

Doctrine Report

Definitions of Doctrine Report terms for rules, sources, and interpretations.

Doctrine

A technique or group of related rules, such as sect, dignity, or a timing condition.

Rule evidence

A rule is a specific sourced condition the report can test against the chart. Rule evidence shows the rule, the chart facts that triggered it, and the cited source note.

Chart condition

A calculated fact, such as a planet being above the horizon, distinct from its interpretation.

Citation

Identifies the source of a doctrine or rule and links to it in the reference library.

Locator

The page, book, chapter, section, or table where you can find a claim in its cited source.

Source note

A reviewed paraphrase, short fair-use excerpt, public-domain excerpt, or citation only, depending on the source’s rights.

Applicability

Whether a rule applies to the chart, does not apply, or cannot be checked with the available data and settings.

Factor

The chart object, condition, topic, or report finding that a rule evaluates.

Interpretation note

An interpretation note briefly explains one or more evidence notes. It stays tied to cited evidence rather than becoming a standalone prediction.

Methodologies Browse doctrines

Timing Report

Definitions of Timing Report techniques, levels, returns, and life-cycle markers.

Annual profections

Annual profections move one house per year from the natal rising sign. The ruler of the profected house is the lord of the year.

Monthly profections

Monthly profections divide each profected year into twelve smaller house-and-ruler steps.

Solar year ruler

A ruler taken from the annual solar return, shown alongside the profection ruler.

Zodiacal Releasing

Zodiacal Releasing is a sign-based timing technique shown in nested levels. L1 and L2 are the default overview; L3 and L4 are optional detail when available.

ZR peak periods

Zodiacal Releasing intervals marked as especially active. They are timing signals, not conclusions by themselves.

Loosing of the bond

A Zodiacal Releasing transition where the sequence breaks its regular order.

Firdaria

Firdaria divides life into major and minor periods ruled by planets.

Circumambulations

Circumambulations track directed movement through bounds or related divisions. They appear only when the required interval data is available.

Secondary progressions

Secondary progressions map symbolic days after birth onto years of life. The report highlights major progressed Moon and lunation-phase events.

Planetary returns

The dates when a planet returns to its natal position, such as Jupiter or Saturn returns.

Nodal returns

Nodal return and nodal activation markers show return, opposition, or square contacts to the natal nodal axis when the event data is available.

Outer planet lifecycle markers

Outer planet lifecycle markers include major Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto squares, oppositions, or returns. They are shown as broad timing context.

Methodologies Open reports

Source Methodologies

Reference pages distinguish calculated facts from interpretations, and show where cited ideas come from.

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