IChingDiviner

IChingDiviner is a Linux desktop program that pairs the I Ching, the Chinese book of changes, with a language-model layer. The user obtains a hexagram and the application returns a generated commentary on it, rather than pointing to a fixed printed interpretation. The publisher summarises the behaviour as an AI reading your I Ching, which places the tool between a divination utility and a text-generation front end.

It comes from Alamahant and is distributed under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later, so the source may be read, modified and redistributed under the same licence. Linux is the only platform recorded for it; no Windows or macOS build is described, and anyone on another system would have to supply their own compatibility layer.

Because the interpretive text is produced by a model rather than looked up, the wording differs from one consultation to the next. The available facts do not state which model or service performs the generation, nor whether it runs locally or over a network, so anyone with constraints on outbound requests should establish that before relying on it.