Asteroid Report
Asteroid Report focuses on named asteroid placements and chart context. Its product page explains the report family, while public examples appear only after approved Asteroid Report records are published in the Public Chart Library.
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Choose the report family from chart context and return to history after generation.
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Keep reusable subjects, private charts, and client-style records connected.
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Use live and timing workspaces when the work is exploratory or date-driven.
Read source-backed reference
Move from product labels into objects, doctrines, authors, source texts, and methods.
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Labs and report pages
Labs is Supporter Early Access. Reports are separate: Asteroid Report, Doctrine Report, and Timing Report use report allowance or pay-to-generate checkout.
Public Chart Library and report examples
Public charts and approved public reports are archival reference material. Browsing and reading them is free; new generation uses report allowance or checkout.
Doctrine Report
Doctrine Report is the doctrine and evidence report family. Public examples are real approved report views from public charts.
Timing Report
Timing Report is the report family for annual, monthly, lifecycle, and traditional timing context. Public examples appear only after reviewed Timing Report records are published.
Public Chart Library
Public Chart Library is the public archive for reviewed chart examples and approved public report views. Browsing public charts and reading public reports is free.
Important vocabulary and terms
These terms are used consistently across Astrotechne chart, report, account, and reference pages.
Live chart
A chart workspace for casting and inspecting a chart immediately, before deciding whether to save it.
Saved chart
A private chart record in an account workspace that can be reused for people records, reports, timing work, and comparison flows.
Report
A generated or saved report that uses chart context, timing technique, or product-specific settings.
Public Chart Library
The public archive for reviewed chart examples, public report views, source status, provenance, 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
The public note that explains which doctrine or technique context is visible for a public chart or public report, and what remains unavailable or outside the publication boundary.
Source status
A public status that shows whether a chart record has cleared the source, licensing, and publication checks needed for Public Chart Library browsing.
Included monthly report
A Core or Supporter plan allowance that refreshes each billing month and expires if unused before the next refresh.
Pay-to-generate report
A one-time checkout for a specific report after included or introductory reports are used; it does not create a reusable balance.
Labs
Supporter Early Access for experimental non-report workspaces such as elections, deep search, transits, events, Explore modes, and mundane astrology.
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 text used as citation context for reviewed reference records.
Bibliography note
A public note that identifies the source text used for reviewed reference context without exposing raw research catalog details.
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.
Doctrine Report
Short explainers for Doctrine Report terms used in rule evidence, source notes, and interpretation rows.
Doctrine
A doctrine is the technique or rule family being checked, such as sect, dignity, or a timing condition. A doctrine group keeps related rules together so the dossier can show which body of practice is being used.
Rule evidence
A rule is a specific source-backed condition the dossier can test against the chart. Rule evidence is the row that records the rule, the chart facts that triggered it, and the cited source basis.
Predicate
A predicate is a machine-checkable chart condition, such as a planet being above the horizon. Predicates are kept separate from prose so a reader can distinguish calculated facts from interpretation.
Citation
A citation identifies the source record used for a doctrine or rule. The dossier links citations to the reference source catalog instead of embedding raw research notes.
Locator
A locator is the page, book, chapter, section, table, or similar pointer inside a cited source. It tells the reader where the claim is grounded without reproducing the source text.
Source note
A source note is the public-facing source treatment for a citation and locator. It may be a reviewed paraphrase, a short fair-use excerpt, a public-domain excerpt, or citation-only when the publication boundary requires it.
Applicability
Applicability says whether a rule applies, does not apply, or is unavailable for the current chart and doctrine settings. The reason text explains the status when the row needs qualification.
Factor
A factor is the chart object, condition, topic, or report-derived item being evaluated. It is the report-facing label for the thing the rule is about.
Interpretation row
An interpretation row is short reader-facing prose derived from one or more evidence rows. It should stay tied to cited evidence rather than becoming a standalone prediction.
Timing Report
Short explainers for Timing Report techniques, levels, returns, and lifecycle markers.
Annual profections
Annual profections move one house per year from the natal rising sign. The profected house and its ruler identify the lord of the year used in the Atlas row.
Monthly profections
Monthly profections divide each profected year into twelve smaller house-and-ruler steps. The Atlas shows them as a compact month strip instead of twelve full rows.
Solar year ruler
A solar year ruler is taken from the annual solar return context. The Atlas keeps it beside the profection ruler so the year can be read from both annual frames.
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
Peak periods are Zodiacal Releasing intervals marked by the source technique as especially active. The Atlas treats them as timing signals, not conclusions by themselves.
Loosing of the bond
Loosing of the bond is a Zodiacal Releasing transition where the sequence breaks its regular order. The Atlas marks it so the handoff is visible in context.
Firdaria
Firdaria divides life into planetary major and minor periods. The Atlas displays the active period rulers when the required calculation context is available.
Circumambulations
Circumambulations track directed movement through bounds or related divisions. The Atlas includes them only when an accepted engine payload supplies the interval data.
Secondary progressions
Secondary progressions map symbolic days after birth onto years of life. The Atlas highlights major progressed Moon and lunation-phase events when present.
Planetary returns
Planetary returns mark a planet coming back to its natal position, such as Jupiter or Saturn returns. The Atlas uses them as dated lifecycle markers.
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.
Source Methodologies
Astrotechne separates calculation facts, historical source context, and public interpretation copy so readers can see what is being cited, what is being paraphrased, and what has been reviewed for publication.