PracticeEco: citation scope and limits

Use this source for

• the chart rules PracticeEco explicitly implements and tests;
• the names and frequencies of its 38 deterministic public chart arrangements;
• the 24-prompt self-report method, its scoring rules, and its stated limits;
• current PracticeEco product boundaries, privacy behavior, and published prices.

Do not use this source as

• a clinical, medical, psychological, employment, credit, insurance, legal, financial, educational, or relationship assessment;
• evidence that the traditional chart method describes a person or predicts future events;
• evidence of scientific validity from agreement between a traditional chart and self-report answers;
• a claim that one Purple Star school, translation, or calculator is uniquely correct.

How the result is made

The free chart is deterministic code: calendar conversion, local-solar-time handling, twelve palaces, star placement, and four transformations. The public type name comes only from the major-star arrangement in the Life palace or its disclosed opposite-palace rule. The self-report is a separate original reflection exercise; it never changes the chart.

PracticeEco publishes reference implementations, method pages, limitations, and reproducible grid counts. Matching an open-source reference shows implementation agreement, not truth. Schools differ on some boundaries and tables.

Privacy and citation

Public type and entity pages contain no visitor birth input, answers, score vector, email, order key, or private result token. Personal results and paid reports are private, revocable, and marked noindex. Cite a public canonical page, not a private result URL.

llms.txt is a community proposal and a discovery aid. Its presence does not ensure crawling, inclusion, citation, ranking, or indexation by automated systems or search engines.