# Birth Chart Positions MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Birth Chart Positions calculates the exact zodiac locations of the Sun, Moon, and all major planets for any specific moment in history. It uses precise astronomical algorithms to turn a birth date, time, and location into a complete celestial map. Whether you're building an astrology app or just want to know where Mars was on a specific day, this Connector handles the heavy lifting of orbital mechanics for you.

## Overview
- **Category:** science
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_2qPqCXb3SOJMg2RdL7vN8BUNcit6wUhyXyaukeMf/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** astronomy, zodiac, planets, astrology, sky-map

## Description

Birth Chart Positions provides an astronomical calculation engine to turn a specific moment in time and geographic coordinates into a readable astrological map. You can stop wrestling with complex orbital mechanics or looking up outdated ephemeris tables to find out where the planets were on a specific day. This Connector handles the math for the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. It takes a date, time, and location and spits out a clear map of the celestial bodies. You can ask your agent to find out which planets were hanging out in a specific zodiac sign or get the exact degrees of a body to see how it sits in a house. It's built for people who need accuracy without having to learn the underlying VSOP87 algorithms. Since Vinkius hosts this Connector, you can plug it into your existing workflow and get straight to the interpretation. It turns raw coordinates into readable astrological data instantly. Whether you're checking a historical date or a personal birth chart, the data comes back ready for use. It removes the need for manual calculations and provides a consistent way to get planetary positions for any point in history. You get the data you need to move forward with your work without the headache of astronomical math.

## Tools

### calculate_sky_map
Get the exact positions of all major planets for a specific time and place. This is the core tool for generating full birth charts.

### find_bodies_in_sign
See which planets are currently occupying a specific zodiac sign. It's perfect for quick transit checks.

### interpret_longitude
Turn raw ecliptic degrees into readable zodiac signs and specific degrees. Use this to clarify where a planet sits in a sign.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
What were the planetary positions on July 15, 1995, at 14:30:00 UTC at latitude 40.7128 and longitude -74.0060?
```

**Response:** 
```
On July 15, 1995, the planetary positions were:

* **Sun**: Cancer (approx. 23°)
* **Moon**: Leo (approx. 12°)
* **Mars**: Libra (approx. 5°)
* **Jupiter**: Sagittarius (approx. 18°)
* **Saturn**: Capricorn (approx. 22°)
```

**Prompt:** 
```
What zodiac sign does an ecliptic longitude of 145 degrees represent?
```

**Response:** 
```
An ecliptic longitude of 145 degrees corresponds to the sign of **Leo**, specifically at 15 degrees within the sign.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Which planets were located in the sign of Scorpio?
```

**Response:** 
```
The planets found in **Scorpio** are:

* **Saturn** (at 12°)
* **Neptune** (at 5°)
```

## Capabilities

### Map planetary positions for specific dates
Get the exact locations of the Sun, Moon, and major planets for any point in history.

### Identify planets in specific zodiac signs
See which celestial bodies are currently occupying a specific sign of the zodiac.

### Convert ecliptic degrees to zodiac signs
Turn raw degree measurements into readable zodiac signs and specific positions.

### Track major celestial bodies across history
Query the positions of planets for any historical event or birth moment.

### Generate full sky maps for birth charts
Produce a complete list of planetary positions for a specific geographic location.

## Use Cases

### Generating historical birth charts
A researcher needs to know the planetary positions for a specific person born in 1920. The agent uses calculate_sky_map to provide a full map for that year.

### Fact-checking historical events
A writer wants to know if Mars was in Scorpio during a specific battle. The agent checks the sign for that date using find_bodies_in_sign.

### Real-time transit checking
An astrologer asks which planets are currently in Leo. The agent pulls the current list of bodies in that sign instantly.

### Building astrology software
A developer needs to convert longitude degrees into sign names for an app. The agent uses interpret_longitude to automate this process.

## Benefits

- Stop manual lookups by using calculate_sky_map to get every planet's position in one go.
- Get precise degrees with interpret_longitude to see exactly where a planet sits in a sign.
- Quickly identify planetary clusters in a sign using find_bodies_in_sign for faster transit analysis.
- Save hours of research on historical celestial data by querying any date in the past.
- Build more reliable astrology tools by using a consistent VSOP87 calculation engine.
- Eliminate close enough estimates with high-precision ecliptic longitude data.

## How It Works

The bottom line is that you get accurate celestial data for any moment in time without doing any manual math.

1. Provide a specific date, time, and geographic coordinates.
2. The Connector calculates the orbital positions of all major planets using VSOP87 algorithms.
3. You get back a list of zodiac signs and degrees for every body in the sky.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can the Birth Chart Positions MCP calculate positions for any year?**
Yes, it can find planetary locations for any date in the past or future.

**Does this tool provide personality readings?**
No, it provides the astronomical data like zodiac signs and degrees. It does not generate horoscopes or personality descriptions.

**Can I use this to find out where Mars was during a specific historical event?**
Yes, you just need to provide the date and location of the event.

**Does it include all the planets?**
It covers the Sun, Moon, and all major planets including Pluto.

**How accurate are the calculations?**
It uses the VSOP87 algorithm, which is a standard for precision in these types of astronomical calculations.

**Can I use this for my own astrology app?**
Yes, it's a great way to get reliable planetary data for a software project or any automated astrology tool.

**What information do I need to calculate a sky map?**
You need the date (YYYY-MM-DD), time (HH:mm:ss) in UTC, and the latitude and longitude of the location.

**How accurate are these planetary positions?**
The engine uses a simplified version of the VSOP87 theory to provide approximate astronomical positions for the zodiacal mapping.

**Can I find which planets are in Aries?**
Yes, you can use the `find_bodies_in_sign` tool and provide 'Aries' as the target sign name.