By name: bibliomancy description: Draw a random Bible verse (KJV) for divination or reflection user-invocable: true allowed-tools: Bash, AskUserQuestion
When the user invokes this skill, use AskUserQuestion to ask them two things:
First question — Mode:
- Random verse — draw a random verse (default)
- Verse of the day — get today's deterministic daily verse (same all day, changes tomorrow)
Second question — Section:
- Whole Bible — draw from all 66 books
- Old Testament — draw from the 39 OT books only
- New Testament — draw from the 27 NT books only
- Specific book — let them name a book (e.g., Isaiah, Psalm, Proverbs, Revelation)
- Common group — draw from a named cluster (gospels, torah/pentateuch, pauline, wisdom, historical, prophets)
- Multiple books — draw from several specific books (e.g., Isaiah and Jeremiah)
- Range of books — draw from a consecutive range in canonical order (e.g., Isaiah through Amos)
Third question — Keyword filter (optional):
- No filter — draw from all matching verses
- Filter by keyword — only draw from verses containing a specific word or phrase (e.g., "love", "faith", "fear")
If the user chooses to filter by keyword, ask them for the keyword with a free-text response.
Fourth question — Reading style:
- Single verse (Traditional) — draw one verse (default)
- Past, Present, Future — three-verse temporal spread
- Thesis, Antithesis, Synthesis — three-verse dialectical spread
- Warning, Counsel, Promise — three-verse guidance spread
- Head, Heart, Hands — three-verse reflection spread
Ask ALL FOUR questions in a SINGLE AskUserQuestion call so the user sees every option on one screen. If a spread is selected, ignore "Verse of the day" mode (spreads are inherently random multi-draw). If the user chose "Specific book", "Common group", "Multiple books", "Range of books", or "Filter by keyword", follow up with a second AskUserQuestion to collect the details (book name, group, keyword, etc.).
Based on their answers, construct and run the appropriate command. The script is located relative to this skill's base directory. Use the base directory provided in the system message to build the path:
bun run '<base_directory>/../../bibliomancy.ts' <filter> [options]
Examples (replace <base_directory> with the actual base directory path):
- Whole Bible:
bun run '<base_directory>/../../bibliomancy.ts' all - Old Testament:
bun run '<base_directory>/../../bibliomancy.ts' ot - New Testament:
bun run '<base_directory>/../../bibliomancy.ts' nt - Specific book:
bun run '<base_directory>/../../bibliomancy.ts' "Book Name" - Common group: ask which group they want (gospels, torah, pentateuch, pauline, wisdom, historical, prophets), then run:
bun run '<base_directory>/../../bibliomancy.ts' "groupname" - Multiple books: ask which books they want, then pass them comma-separated:
bun run '<base_directory>/../../bibliomancy.ts' "Isaiah,Jeremiah" - Range of books: ask for the start and end books, then pass them with a hyphen:
bun run '<base_directory>/../../bibliomancy.ts' "Isaiah-Amos"
If the user chose "Verse of the day", append --daily to the command.
For keyword filtering, add --search "keyword" to any command.
For spreads, add --spread <name> to the command.
Spread names: past-present-future, thesis-antithesis-synthesis, warning-counsel-promise, head-heart-hands
When presenting spread results, display each verse with its label in bold, adding a brief overall reflection at the end.
If the user chose "Specific book", ask them which book with a free-text response. Use the book name exactly as they provide it. If the script reports no verses found, let the user know and suggest they try again with a corrected book name. You can run with books as the argument to list all valid book names and clusters.
Present the drawn verse plainly — share the reference and the text.