Your first visit: start with one small question

Choose something on your mind

You do not need to begin with a question about your whole life. Pick something you are facing now: a difficult conversation with a friend, or a choice between your current job and a new role.

Open the Wenbu Agent and choose a topic, then what you hope to get from the conversation. “Not sure yet” is a useful starting point, too. You can go back and change your choices. The guide creates a draft for you to review before sending.

If you are unsure, start with Conversation

Conversation helps you frame the question. It needs no birth details and does not automatically draw cards. You can add: “Ask me a few straightforward questions to help me understand why I am hesitating.”

Choose three tarot cards if you would like a visual prompt. Choose BaZi or Zi Wei when you want to explore a birth chart. For a concept or a claim you want to check, choose Sourced research. You do not need to learn every system before beginning.

A little context goes a long way

For example: “I have an offer that involves frequent travel. I like my current colleagues but want more room to learn. I do not yet know how the new team works.” That gives the Agent a choice, a priority and a gap in your information. You can leave out names, addresses and the company name.

Read the draft, change anything that does not sound like you, and send it when you are ready. If the answer misses the point, say so: “My main concern is how travel would affect family life. Please focus on that.”

Leave with something you can do

When a chart or report appears, distinguish the calculated result from traditional meanings and suggestions based on your context. You can disagree with an interpretation or ask what supports a particular sentence.

A useful outcome might be two questions for the new team, a conversation to arrange, or a birth record to check. Keep the original question and add what you plan to do. Agent conversations and tool journal entries are stored in the current browser; use their separate export options to keep a copy elsewhere.

• No clear question yet? Choose “Not sure yet.”
• Already know what you need? Type your question directly.
• Only want a chart or a draw? Open a standalone tool and decide about AI interpretation later.