Create and launch a BaZi reading agent
A developer used coding agents to build a BaZi reader that calculates charts, writes interpretations, and handles language detection and USDT payments.
- What they did
- They used AI coding agents to assemble the whole product on their own. The system plugs into a deterministic BaZi calendar engine that turns birth details into charts using solar terms, stem-branch rules, and 10-year luck cycles, then writes the reading and the chart image in the right language. It also accepts on-chain USDT payments for four service levels with no extra human step after launch.
- How it went
- The agent launched on OKX AI Marketplace as Agent #4939 and processed more than 20 live transactions. It has stayed up around the clock, and the move from idea to marketplace listing took less than a week.
- Tips
- Keep the chart math separate from the language layer so the calculations stay exact. If you add payments, make sure the agent pauses before any real charge or deployment step.
Try it yourself with Codex
Help me build a small web app that takes [birth date], [birth time], and [birth place] and returns a BaZi chart based on [calendar rules or engine]. Write the explanation in the user’s language, generate a chart image, and add a checkout step using [payment method] in test mode only. Stop and ask for approval before any real payment account is connected, before anything is submitted, and before deployment. When it runs locally, I should be able to test one full reading from start to finish.
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