Tarot maps our individual state. It maps our consciousness navigating time's architectures in past, present and future. This AI-native approach treats each card as a part of an interactive narrative, as a processing unit in a temporal debugging session. It is an experiment in revealing which archetypal states operate as background processes, which presently run active, and which are ready to execute.
The system learns from your draws, creates patterns between cards and remembers repeated selections you can review. Like debugging code, tarot reading becomes an exploration of how consciousness handles state transitions across chronological, kairotic, cyclical, and archetypal time layers (each of which being traditional tarot states).
Each of the 78 cards contains three AI-generated interactive narratives, written in a voice generated entirely by AI. Sometimes, while reading it, I find it meditative and helpful, other times a distraction. For me, the deck is more about the images, but you can read about that in the artist statement.
In the end this procedural deck asks, through computational metaphors and digital practices: How do we align our Will with today's governing patterns?