Tips for asking good questions

You don't need to know any Bazi terminology to get great answers. The trick is asking about something specific that matters in your real life. Here is how.

1. Pick the right chart first

Before you type, look at the chart selector at the top of the chat and confirm the chart shown is the one you want to ask about. Every answer is based on the chart that's currently selected — so if you ask about your career while your spouse's chart is selected, you'll get an analysis of your spouse's career, not yours.

If you typed birth details directly into the chat instead of selecting a saved chart, the AI does its best with a temporary calculation — but you'll get a better reading by saving the chart in My Charts first and selecting it.

2. Ask about something specific

Vague questions get vague answers. Specific questions get useful ones. Try to mention:

• A real situation or decision you're facing
• A time window ("this year", "the next 2-3 years", "after I turn 40")
• What you've already tried or are leaning toward, if anything

Vague	Better
"How am I doing this year?"	"Am I likely to see income growth this year?"
"Will I be rich?"	"I'm thinking of starting a business in 2027 — is that a favourable window?"
"Am I lucky in love?"	"I've been single for a while. When does the chart suggest a real connection is more likely?"
"Is this a good year?"	"I'm weighing a job offer overseas — is this year good for a big move?"

You don't need to know any technical terms. Just say what's on your mind and what matters to you.

3. Stick to one topic at a time

Five questions in one message produce a shallow scan of all five. The AI does its best work when you focus on one topic and follow up with related questions in the same chat. The conversation remembers what's already been discussed.

4. Tell the AI what you've already considered

If you've heard a reading from another bazi master, or you've drawn your own conclusion, just say so:

• "I've been told I should avoid water-related careers — does my chart actually say that?"
• "I'm leaning toward the Singapore offer. What does the chart say about overseas moves around that time?"

Disagreement is fine — when the chart contradicts what you've heard, the AI will say so rather than just agreeing.

5. When to ask follow-ups vs. start a fresh chat

Stay in the same chat for follow-ups on the same topic — the AI remembers context.

Start a new chat when:

• You're switching to a completely different person's chart (parent, child, partner, friend)
• The topic is shifting so far that earlier context will mislead (e.g. from career to spiritual practice)
• You want a clean re-read uncoloured by earlier opinions

6. What the AI does NOT do

• Predict lottery numbers or guarantee specific outcomes
• Replace a doctor, lawyer, or financial advisor
• Read other people's charts you don't have permission to read
• Validate decisions you've already locked in just because you want approval — it'll tell you what the chart shows even when that's inconvenient

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Common pitfall: typing your question quickly without checking the chart selector, then getting an answer about a different person's chart. Always glance at the chart selector first.