let-fate-decide

Let Fate Decide is a creative agent skill designed to handle ambiguous, underspecified, or nonchalant user requests. Instead of forcing precision-seeking questions, it uses cryptographic randomness to draw a 4-card Tarot spread, interpreting the archetypal meaning of each card to guide technical and task-oriented decisions. This skill is specifically optimized for casual user interactions, Yu-Gi-Oh style roleplay, or moments where an agent needs to break a tie between multiple valid implementation approaches. It provides a structured yet playful framework for decision-making by mapping abstract card meanings to concrete engineering steps.

• Performs automated card draws using Python's secrets module for cryptographic randomness.

• Uses a 78-card standard Tarot deck to generate unique, unpredictable planning contexts.

• Interprets spreads across four specific dimensions: Context, Challenge, Guidance, and Outcome.

• Integrates with local card definition files and interpretation guides to ensure consistent, actionable advice.

• Automatically detects casual or shrug-like user language, including phrases like 'YOLO', 'whatever', or 'dealer's choice'.

• Supports manual triggers and explicit requests for fresh draws when previous outcomes lack clarity.

• Intended for developers or users who prefer a collaborative, serendipitous approach over traditional rigid specification gathering.

• Ideal for non-critical, exploratory, or creative tasks where strict formal requirements are absent.

• Constraints: Do not use for security-critical operations, data integrity tasks, or production deployments where safety is the priority.

• Outputs consist of a JSON-based card draw followed by a synthesized interpretation that should be presented alongside the agent's next action.

• Always defer to user instructions over card interpretations if a conflict arises.

• If the drawing script fails, the agent must report the error rather than simulating fake randomness.