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astro-cartographylisted

Generate professional printable astrocartography PDF packets (planetary lines on world maps, city sweeps, relocated angles) from birth data, using the astro-cartography pipeline repo. Use when the user asks for astrocartography, an astro-cartography map, relocation astrology, "where should I live", planetary lines, a Venus/Saturn line lookup, or wants a relocation packet for someone. Handles compute, interpretation writing, de-AI pass, PDF render, and visual verification.
BaesTheorem/exobrain-harness · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 64
Install: claude install-skill BaesTheorem/exobrain-harness
# Astrocartography Packets Produces print-ready Letter PDF packets, one per person: a themed world map of the ten planets' MC/IC/AC/DC lines, optional regional zoom maps, the line atlas table, a world-city sweep of every line contact inside a 750 km orb, relocated angles for chosen places, and plain-language interpretation. Lines are in mundo (the Jim Lewis standard), computed on the Swiss Ephemeris from apparent RA/declination and apparent sidereal time. Sibling of `/birth-chart` and `/human-design`: same shape (compute, hand-written prose modules, de-AI, Playwright PDF), its own repo and its own spruce-and-copper theme. If the user wants multiple packet types, run each skill; keep the deliverables separate. **Repo**: `~/Documents/astro-cartography` (public: `BaesTheorem/astro-cartography`). Real people's data lives only under `work/` (gitignored). Read the repo's `pipeline/content_guide.md` before writing any prose; it is the canonical contract. ## Inputs to collect Per person: name (or preferred label), date, exact birth time, birthplace. Convert to decimal lat/lng and an IANA tz string yourself. Also ask two things the siblings don't need: **which places matter** (where they live, where they're considering; goes in `places:` for relocated angles and nearest-lines tables) and **which regions deserve zoom maps** (`regions:` from north-america, south-america, europe, africa, asia, oceania). Birth time sensitivity: the whole map shifts ~15° of longitude per hour of clock