FateMCP Destiny Weight

What FateMCP Destiny Weight MCP server does

FateMCP Destiny Weight MCP server provides an English reading based on the traditional Chinese Destiny Weight method attributed to Yuan Tiangang, a Tang Dynasty astronomer. The method assigns values to the birth year, month, day, and hour, then adds them to produce a total weight expressed in traditional units called liang and qian.

The result includes a numerical Destiny Weight and a written interpretation. Readings may discuss areas such as career, wealth, relationships, stability, and personal effort. The material describes the service as suitable for entertainment or self-reflection rather than as a scientific assessment.

How it works

The service accepts a Gregorian birth date and converts it to the Chinese lunar calendar on the server. Birth hour is required because it contributes its own weight. The server also handles two calendar details described by the project: births from 23:00 to 00:00 are treated according to the traditional next-lunar-day convention, and leap-month dates are divided between the current and following month based on whether they fall in the first or second half.

Gender is also required. The same calculated weight can produce different readings for male and female inputs.

FateMCP Destiny Weight MCP server performs the calculation remotely.

Setup and configuration

Use the remote Streamable HTTP endpoint:

https://mcp.fatemcp.com/destiny-weight

A compatible MCP configuration can point directly to that URL:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "fatemcp-destiny-weight": {
      "type": "streamableHttp",
      "url": "https://mcp.fatemcp.com/destiny-weight"
    }
  }
}

Clients without native Streamable HTTP support can use mcp-remote through npx and provide the same endpoint as its argument. Because the algorithm runs on the remote service, the project says that no local installation or execution of the calculation is needed.

Tools and capabilities

The server exposes one tool, calculate_destiny_weight. It requires these values:

• year: Gregorian birth year as an integer
• month: Gregorian birth month from 1 to 12
• day: Gregorian birth day from 1 to 31
• hour: birth hour from 0 to 23 using the 24-hour clock
• gender: male or female

The tool returns an English text reading containing the Destiny Weight and a reference range. FateMCP Destiny Weight MCP server does not require a separate lunar date from the user; the server performs that conversion.

Limitations and notes

The reading depends on complete and accurate birth information, including the hour. The documented input format is Gregorian, not lunar. The output represents the Yuan Tiangang tradition and is presented for entertainment or self-reflection.

The project is licensed under MIT. Birth information is sent to the remote endpoint for calculation; the project states that it is neither stored nor logged.