@sameerkumar18
aztro still gets traffic from the PyAztro wrapper, aztro-js, the Go client, and the community projects listed in your README — but https://aztro.sameerkumar.website has been returning errors for a while, so anyone who follows your usage examples hits a wall.
I set up a working entry point that lets visitors pick their sign and get today's reading directly:
Anyone landing on your repo can try it here without cloning, installing dependencies, or standing up their own instance.
The design choice that makes aztro sticky — one POST, flat JSON, no auth — is exactly what made three separate language wrappers and an Apple Watch app possible. That same simplicity translates well to a try-before-clone surface: a visitor sees the output shape (lucky number, mood, compatibility, description) before deciding whether to integrate.
Every session through that link leaves a usage record, so you can see which signs people actually ask about and whether the response shape still makes sense to new users.
If you'd rather not have this here, feel free to close.
shesonglin@tinkerland.ai
@sameerkumar18
aztro still gets traffic from the PyAztro wrapper, aztro-js, the Go client, and the community projects listed in your README — but
https://aztro.sameerkumar.websitehas been returning errors for a while, so anyone who follows your usage examples hits a wall.I set up a working entry point that lets visitors pick their sign and get today's reading directly:
Anyone landing on your repo can try it here without cloning, installing dependencies, or standing up their own instance.
The design choice that makes aztro sticky — one POST, flat JSON, no auth — is exactly what made three separate language wrappers and an Apple Watch app possible. That same simplicity translates well to a try-before-clone surface: a visitor sees the output shape (lucky number, mood, compatibility, description) before deciding whether to integrate.
Every session through that link leaves a usage record, so you can see which signs people actually ask about and whether the response shape still makes sense to new users.
If you'd rather not have this here, feel free to close.
shesonglin@tinkerland.ai