AI Astrologer Q&A
Grounded in your chart, ask follow-ups any time
After reading your report, there's usually still something you want to ask. Wofu's AI astrologer answers in real time, grounded in your own chart — and it doesn't go on impressions: before answering, it looks up your three-layer overlay chart, palace-stem flying transformations, the official reports you've unlocked, and the reading rules the astrologers wrote, then draws a conclusion. When a question's real-world premise isn't clear, it asks you first instead of listing every possibility — and that round doesn't cost a credit.
It can read your chart. General-purpose AI can't.
Paste your birth details into a general-purpose AI and it first casts a chart it isn't even sure is right, then hands you a line that fits anyone. The problem isn't that it's not smart enough — it just doesn't have your data.
Wofu's Q&A is built on the chart you've already cast and unlocked: which stars fall in which palaces, the three layers of Four Transformations, and the strength of each palace are all facts already in hand. Answers stick to what's actually in your chart — a star that isn't on your chart won't be used.
Before it answers, it looks things up
This is the biggest structural difference from an ordinary chatbot: it has a set of lookup tools, and it decides on its own what to look up and how many times based on your question, then answers. You'll see what it's looking up right there in the conversation.
Look up your chart: Specify a year or layer to pull the three-layer overlay chart, the lines between opposite and hidden-alignment palaces, and counts of malefic stars and Hua Ji
Look up official reports: Read the original text of your unlocked natal, decade, and annual reports so answers line up with them
Look up palace-stem flying transformations: Work out where the Four Transformations land from a given palace's stem — the key step in judging who influences whom
Look up the technique knowledge base: Reading rules written by the astrologers, with trigger conditions and counter-examples, so patterns aren't misapplied
Multi-year scan: Scan a range of years for the ones that meet the conditions — used to answer which years are a better fit
Ask you first: When a real-world premise is missing, it clears that up before answering — this round doesn't cost a credit
When the premise isn't clear, it asks first
You ask "is this a good year to change jobs" but you haven't actually started looking; you ask "should I buy the place" but never said whether it's an investment unit or a home to live in. Different premises, completely different answers — a general-purpose AI writes out every case, and then none of them really counts.
Wofu's approach is to ask back first, with options you just tap. Once you answer, it reads for your actual situation. And that clarifying round doesn't cost a credit — getting the premise straight is its job, not something you should pay for.
It won't contradict your reports
If you've unlocked the official report for a decade or a given year, the Q&A reads that report in first, and its conclusion has to line up with it. For years you haven't unlocked, it reads from the chart on its own and makes clear that this is a real-time reading.
This matters most across multiple reports — you won't run into a mismatch where the report says this decade is good for reinventing yourself while the Q&A says don't make a move.
Keep asking without re-explaining every time
Within one conversation it carries the earlier context forward, so you can keep following up. As the conversation gets longer, the earlier parts are summarized and kept, so it won't forget what you said in your first question by the time you're on your tenth.
You can also switch between the decades you've unlocked right in the chat box, with the current one loaded by default. Want to compare how the last decade differs from this one? Just switch — no need to start a new conversation.
Credit pool: shared across decades, top up any time
The Q&A uses a credit pool: one pool per person, shared across the conversations for all your unlocked decades, so switching to a different decade doesn't mean buying again.
Credits come from two places — bundled in automatically when you unlock a decade, and top-up packs you can buy separately at any time. Each full answer costs one credit; a clarifying round doesn't. The actual bundled amounts and top-up packs follow what's shown on the site.
Start asking from any unlocked chart
The Q&A button is on every analysis page; open it and just ask. Answers stream in word by word in real time, so you can read as they come instead of waiting for the whole thing to finish.
Questions aren't limited to what's in the report: personality, love, career, wealth, all the way to "which of these years is the better one to make a move" — the kind that needs a multi-year scan. It only does astrological readings and will say so plainly when something is out of scope.
Conversation · Sample
It looks up first, then answers
You can see what it looks up and what it finds
Is this a good year to change jobs?
Look up your chart · this year's overlay
Look up official reports · decade report
Look up the technique knowledge base
Bottom line first: the momentum is there this year, but not the whole year is right for a move. In the first half, the question "is this path still right for me" will keep coming back…
It asks you first · no credit charged
Quick check first: are you actually sending out resumes and looking at opportunities right now?
Already looking
Still just thinking
Clarifying doesn't cost a credit; only full answers count.
The above is an illustration. Actual answers are generated in real time from your chart and the reports you've unlocked.
How is the AI Q&A different from just asking ChatGPT?
The biggest difference is that it can read your chart, and it looks things up. Before answering, it pulls your three-layer overlay chart, palace-stem flying transformations, the official reports you've unlocked, and the reading rules the astrologers wrote, then draws its conclusion. A general-purpose AI doesn't have your data, so it can only give a generic answer.
What can I ask about?
Personality, love, career, wealth, and the timing of specific decisions — for example, "which of these years is best for a career change," the kind of question that needs a multi-year scan. It only does astrological readings and will say so plainly when a question is out of scope.
When will it ask me back?
When a question is missing a real-world premise. For example, you ask whether this year is good for changing jobs but you haven't actually started looking, or whether to buy a place without saying if it's to live in or an investment. It clears that up first and gives you options — this round doesn't cost a credit.
Will the Q&A's answers conflict with the reports I bought?
No. Unlocked official reports are read in and the conclusion has to line up with them. For years you haven't unlocked, it reads from the chart in real time and notes that this is a real-time reading, not an official report.
Will the AI remember what I asked earlier?
Yes. A single conversation carries its context forward, so you can keep following up. As it gets longer, the earlier parts are summarized and kept, so it won't forget the beginning by the time you're further in.
Do I have to wait long for an answer?
No. Answers stream in word by word in real time, so you can read as they come instead of waiting for the whole thing to finish.
Do I need to unlock an analysis before I can ask?
The Q&A is built on a chart, so you need one to work from (the natal chart is free). The more decades and annual reports you've unlocked, the more official material it can look up, and the closer its answers fit.
How is the Q&A billed, and what if I run out?
It uses a credit pool — one pool per person, shared across the conversations for all your unlocked decades. Credits come bundled when you unlock a decade, plus top-up packs you can buy separately any time. Each full answer costs one credit; a clarifying round doesn't.
If I switch to a different decade's conversation, do I have to buy credits again?
No. The credit pool is shared across decades — switch to another unlocked decade and keep asking, and it draws from the same pool.
About the Q&A's limits
It's an astrological reading, not medical, legal, or investment advice. For decisions involving health, the law, or major finances, see the right professional.
The quality of an answer depends on your chart and the premise you give. The clearer the premise, the more tailored the reading — when it asks you back, spending ten seconds to answer makes what follows much better.
It answers honestly from the chart, including the parts you may not want to hear. Astrology is a reference; the final decision is still yours.