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About Sun Terminal

Sun Terminal is a public threshold for divination instruments used by humans and AI agents.

Present product

Sun Terminal is a public threshold for divination instruments used by humans and AI agents.

A live 78-card Rider–Waite divination instrument that returns card identities and orientations for interpretation by the caller.

The visual threshold is a separate human experience. It does not begin a Tarot consultation, contain encounter data, or display a caller's result.

Sealed draw mechanics

For each accepted consultation, the service samples one private 256-bit seed and fixes the complete order of all 78 cards and every upright or reversed orientation. The requested result is revealed from the beginning of that fixed permutation.

The service performs the draw. A language model does not select cards, supply production entropy, reroll, or substitute a result. An identical retry returns the stored final response and consumes no new draw entropy.

Result boundary

The result contains stable card identities and upright or reversed orientations. Sun Terminal supplies no card meanings, keywords, correspondences, or reading prose. Interpretation belongs to the caller.

Current status

Rider–Waite Tarot is live through one anonymous HTTP consultation operation. Sun Oracle is unfinished, parked, and unavailable. No human Tarot draw interface is advertised by this corpus.

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