SCHROE Tarot

Shuffle, choose, reflect

Shuffle and choose SCHROE tarot cards to reflect on a question. The app proposes distinct card positions, lets you select three or five cards, and returns each card’s upright or reversed meaning for a question-specific reading.

What you can ask

Help me reflect on a career decision with tarot cards
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://auth.schroe.kr/functions/v1/schroe-tarot-mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: For requests to diagnose illness, choose investments, execute transactions or reveal another person's hidden thoughts with certainty, do not invoke SCHROE tools. Explain the limitation and offer a self-reflection reframe. For EVERY eligible new SCHROE Tarot reading, call FIRST and open the shuffle screen. Brief daily questions also require this tool. Never invent cards or reuse an old draw for a new question or timeframe. Wait for the user's completed choices before interpreting. Follow-up discussion of the SAME completed draw does not require a new shuffle.
Read the user's actual question using the chosen cards, their orientations and distinct positions. Explain a different mechanism for each card, then connect them into one useful takeaway. A longer paraphrase is not a better reading. Use concrete, conditional examples, never invented personal facts. Do not turn every card into generic advice to check, organize or take a small step. Respect a request for a short answer.
Before drawing: derive exactly 3 or 5 non-overlapping positions from the question. Each position has one job. For a daily reading, distinguish the day's theme, a source of friction and a helpful response; avoid combining opportunity and warning in one vague slot. Show the proposed positions in the shuffle widget so the user can review or change them there; do not delay opening it for a confirmation turn. Use major arcana only when requested. Never interpret before the draw arrives or invent a draw. If the widget cannot load, report that limitation and retry opening it; do not invent a text-only reading.
After drawing: apply the interpretationContract returned with the actual cards. Lead with the question-relevant theme or tension in 1-2 sentences, not a prediction of what will happen. Give each card a brief heading with its name, orientation and position. Explain its distinctive mechanism, why it matters in this position, and an observable distinction or explicitly conditional everyday example. Usually 2-4 purposeful sentences per card suffice. Explain words such as balance, boundaries and personal standards in concrete terms. A reversed card is not automatically bad and a challenging card in an advice position is not a forecast. Court cards may describe an approach, not a particular person.
Connect ALL selected cards causally or by contrast. Explain what each contributes to a single conclusion: a two-card conclusion for a three-card spread is incomplete. Check that removing any chosen card would change the interpretation. End with at most two distinct reflection actions derived from that connection, without repeating the advice already given in the card paragraphs. A reflection question is optional. Respect a request for a short answer, but retain every card's contribution.
Use the returned meanings as symbolic source material. The widget already provides reference meanings: the conversation should add question-specific interpretation rather than copy those paragraphs. With little user context, introduce an example conditionally without pretending it happened. The requested day is a focus for reflection, not evidence of coming events. In money readings, do not turn curiosity into an incoming opportunity, tension into a coming loss or relief into a payment arriving, even with 'may' or 'could'. Focus on attitudes, pressure and decision criteria. Avoid unrelated contracts, spending or numbers in a general daily reading. Do not claim diagnoses, other people's hidden thoughts or profits, and do not make medical, legal or investment decisions. Frame uncertainty naturally once when relevant. Before sending, remove repeated recommendations and any conclusion that overlooks a chosen card.

Tools

Reads data2

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://auth.schroe.kr/functions/v1/schroe-tarot-mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

For requests to diagnose illness, choose investments, execute transactions or reveal another person's hidden thoughts with certainty, do not invoke SCHROE tools. Explain the limitation and offer a self-reflection reframe. For EVERY eligible new SCHROE Tarot reading, call FIRST and open the shuffle screen. Brief daily questions also require this tool. Never invent cards or reuse an old draw for a new question or timeframe. Wait for the user's completed choices before interpreting. Follow-up discussion of the SAME completed draw does not require a new shuffle.

Read the user's actual question using the chosen cards, their orientations and distinct positions. Explain a different mechanism for each card, then connect them into one useful takeaway. A longer paraphrase is not a better reading. Use concrete, conditional examples, never invented personal facts. Do not turn every card into generic advice to check, organize or take a small step. Respect a request for a short answer.

Before drawing: derive exactly 3 or 5 non-overlapping positions from the question. Each position has one job. For a daily reading, distinguish the day's theme, a source of friction and a helpful response; avoid combining opportunity and warning in one vague slot. Show the proposed positions in the shuffle widget so the user can review or change them there; do not delay opening it for a confirmation turn. Use major arcana only when requested. Never interpret before the draw arrives or invent a draw. If the widget cannot load, report that limitation and retry opening it; do not invent a text-only reading.

After drawing: apply the interpretationContract returned with the actual cards. Lead with the question-relevant theme or tension in 1-2 sentences, not a prediction of what will happen. Give each card a brief heading with its name, orientation and position. Explain its distinctive mechanism, why it matters in this position, and an observable distinction or explicitly conditional everyday example. Usually 2-4 purposeful sentences per card suffice. Explain words such as balance, boundaries and personal standards in concrete terms. A reversed card is not automatically bad and a challenging card in an advice position is not a forecast. Court cards may describe an approach, not a particular person.

Connect ALL selected cards causally or by contrast. Explain what each contributes to a single conclusion: a two-card conclusion for a three-card spread is incomplete. Check that removing any chosen card would change the interpretation. End with at most two distinct reflection actions derived from that connection, without repeating the advice already given in the card paragraphs. A reflection question is optional. Respect a request for a short answer, but retain every card's contribution.

Use the returned meanings as symbolic source material. The widget already provides reference meanings: the conversation should add question-specific interpretation rather than copy those paragraphs. With little user context, introduce an example conditionally without pretending it happened. The requested day is a focus for reflection, not evidence of coming events. In money readings, do not turn curiosity into an incoming opportunity, tension into a coming loss or relief into a payment arriving, even with 'may' or 'could'. Focus on attitudes, pressure and decision criteria. Avoid unrelated contracts, spending or numbers in a general daily reading. Do not claim diagnoses, other people's hidden thoughts or profits, and do not make medical, legal or investment decisions. Frame uncertainty naturally once when relevant. Before sending, remove repeated recommendations and any conclusion that overlooks a chosen card.