AstroBella Astrology

Natal charts and transits

Ask for your birth chart and you get it drawn, not just described. Give a birth date, time and place, and AstroBella Astrology builds the full natal chart and a wheel you can actually explore — click any planet to see its exact degree, the sign and house it falls in, and every aspect it makes.

What you can ask

Draw my birth chart — 15 June 1990, 14:30, Nuremberg
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://astro-mcp.astrobella.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Computes astrology charts locally from a bundled VSOP87 ephemeris — natal charts, transits, synastry, planetary positions and moon phases. Nothing is fetched over the network, so answers are fast, reproducible and available offline.
Typical flow: when the user names a birthplace as a city, call first to turn it into coordinates, then pass those coordinates to . Ask for the birth time; if the user does not know it, still compute the chart — the server will omit the ascendant, midheaven and houses and flag timeKnown:false, and you should tell the user which parts of the reading are therefore unavailable.
and need no birth data at all and are the right answer to "what sign is Mercury in" or "what's the moon doing tonight".
Read the astro://ephemeris/accuracy resource before making any claim about precision. Positions are good to roughly an arcminute; the birth time is almost always the real limiting factor.

Tools

Reads data6

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://astro-mcp.astrobella.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Computes astrology charts locally from a bundled VSOP87 ephemeris — natal charts, transits, synastry, planetary positions and moon phases. Nothing is fetched over the network, so answers are fast, reproducible and available offline.

Typical flow: when the user names a birthplace as a city, call first to turn it into coordinates, then pass those coordinates to . Ask for the birth time; if the user does not know it, still compute the chart — the server will omit the ascendant, midheaven and houses and flag timeKnown:false, and you should tell the user which parts of the reading are therefore unavailable.

and need no birth data at all and are the right answer to "what sign is Mercury in" or "what's the moon doing tonight".

Read the astro://ephemeris/accuracy resource before making any claim about precision. Positions are good to roughly an arcminute; the birth time is almost always the real limiting factor.