Generate tarot × astrology content for social media — weekly horoscope scripts, tarot spreads, video scripts, and cover art. Use when asked to "create tarot content", "weekly horoscope", "tarot reading script", "zodiac video", "astrology content calendar", "tarot spread design", or "horoscope video script". Supports 12-sign weekly readings, event-driven specials (retrogrades, eclipses, conjunctions), and multi-platform formatting (YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram, blog).
Create professional tarot × astrology content for social media at scale.
Generate a weekly tarot reading for all 12 signs.
Date range: {start} to {end}
Style: conversational, no jargon
Format: video script with screen text cues
The agent will:
Create a special video about {transit/event}.
Example: Saturn conjunct Neptune in Aries
Include: what it means, historical context, 12-sign breakdown
A proven framework for weekly readings:
| Position | Meaning | Tone |
|---|---|---|
| Challenge | What to watch out for | Honest, not scary |
| Guidance | What to focus on | Actionable advice |
| Blessing | What's coming | Hopeful, encouraging |
1. Opening hook (5s) — "Hey {Sign}, this week is about..."
2. Transit context (10s) — What planets are doing in their house
3. Card 1: Challenge (15s) — The obstacle + real-life scenario
4. Card 2: Guidance (15s) — Practical advice
5. Card 3: Blessing (10s) — The reward / positive outcome
6. CTA (5s) — "Follow for your sign's weekly reading"
import swisseph as swe
from datetime import datetime
def get_planet_position(planet_id, dt):
"""Get planet longitude in zodiac."""
jd = swe.julday(dt.year, dt.month, dt.day, dt.hour + dt.minute/60)
pos = swe.calc_ut(jd, planet_id)[0]
longitude = pos[0]
sign_num = int(longitude / 30)
degree = longitude % 30
signs = ['Aries','Taurus','Gemini','Cancer','Leo','Virgo',
'Libra','Scorpio','Sagittarius','Capricorn','Aquarius','Pisces']
return signs[sign_num], degree
# Planet IDs: SUN=0, MOON=1, MERCURY=2, VENUS=3, MARS=4,
# JUPITER=5, SATURN=6, URANUS=7, NEPTUNE=8, PLUTO=9
pip install pyswisseph
from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont
import os
def generate_cover(sign, hook_text, date_range, colors, output_path):
"""Generate a 1080x1920 Shorts cover."""
W, H = 1080, 1920
img = Image.new('RGB', (W, H))
draw = ImageDraw.Draw(img)
# Gradient background
for y in range(H):
r = int(colors[0][0] + (colors[1][0]-colors[0][0]) * y/H)
g = int(colors[0][1] + (colors[1][1]-colors[0][1]) * y/H)
b = int(colors[0][2] + (colors[1][2]-colors[0][2]) * y/H)
draw.line([(0,y),(W,y)], fill=(r,g,b))
# Load fonts (adjust paths for your system)
font_lg = ImageFont.truetype("/System/Library/Fonts/Helvetica.ttc", 120)
font_md = ImageFont.truetype("/System/Library/Fonts/Helvetica.ttc", 56)
font_sm = ImageFont.truetype("/System/Library/Fonts/Helvetica.ttc", 40)
# Sign name (large, centered)
draw.text((W//2, H*0.35), sign.upper(), font=font_lg, fill='white', anchor='mm')
# Date range
draw.text((W//2, H*0.48), date_range, font=font_md, fill=(255,215,0), anchor='mm')
# Hook text
draw.text((W//2, H*0.62), hook_text, font=font_md, fill='white', anchor='mm')
# Brand
draw.text((W//2, H*0.78), "WEEKLY TAROT", font=font_sm, fill=(200,200,200), anchor='mm')
img.save(output_path, quality=95)
# Color schemes per sign
SIGN_COLORS = {
'aries': [(220,50,30), (120,20,60)],
'taurus': [(30,120,50), (15,60,30)],
'gemini': [(230,200,40), (180,120,20)],
'cancer': [(150,180,220),(60,80,140)],
'leo': [(240,170,30), (200,100,10)],
'virgo': [(80,140,80), (40,80,50)],
'libra': [(200,160,200),(120,80,150)],
'scorpio': [(140,20,40), (60,10,40)],
'sagittarius': [(160,80,180), (100,40,120)],
'capricorn': [(80,60,50), (30,25,20)],
'aquarius': [(40,100,220), (20,50,140)],
'pisces': [(160,130,200),(80,60,130)],
}
| Day | Content | Platform |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | 12 sign readings (video) | YouTube Shorts, TikTok |
| Wed | Mid-week energy check | Instagram Reel |
| Fri | Weekend tarot pull | TikTok, Shorts |
Platform content policies vary. Avoid: