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Tarotui – A tarot reading experience in the terminal

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Tarotui – A tarot reading experience in the terminal
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Tarotui is a terminal-based tarot reading application built with Python. It utilizes various models for card analysis and shuffling, with options for customization based on user preferences. The installation process requires Python and pip, and users can choose between different models depending on their needs.

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Canonical URLhttps://github.com/Tsukeruu/tarotui
Publication timeWed, 20 May 2026 10:16:27 +0000
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TAROTUI A tarot reading experience in the terminal TipTAROTUI in the master branch uses an ollama model with approximately 2-3gb of storage, that model is specifically and originally ollama3.2. In the foreseeable future (yes i love using this word), options to choose custom models based on user preferences is going to be added to allocate different situations, such as not enough storage, etc. Please know that qwen3.5:4b and deepseek-r1 support is added by switching to the qwen3.5 / deepseek-r1 branch and rebuilding the model through ollama create tarotui -f src/utils/Ollama_custom/Modelfile All currently supported models are listed below Model Size (in gb) Status Pros Cons DEEPSEEK-R1 5gb Available at deepseek-r1 branch Enhanced logic gate and detailed responses Longer time for a POST…

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