Creator and editorial standards
Show Me the Saju is an independent educational project created and maintained by Tonyzorz. Its goal is to make the structure of Korean Four Pillars charts easier to inspect across languages without hiding the rules behind a fortune score.
Calculation conventions are documented publicly and anchored to astronomical boundaries, Korean Myeongri references, deterministic fixtures, and production tests. Educational articles separate calculated facts, school-dependent conventions, and interpretive limits. Significant calculation fixes require a failing test first.
How this Saju is calculated →Codex and GPT-5.6 assisted with research organization, implementation, translation drafts, and review. The creator owns the final editorial decisions and validates changes through the project test gate. The site does not call an AI model at runtime, and native-speaker review remains recommended for translated nuance.
Corrections and accountability
If you find a calculation mismatch, translation issue, inaccessible interface, or unsupported claim, report the exact page and non-sensitive input conditions through the public issue tracker. Reproducible corrections are reviewed against the documented method and automated tests.
Saju readings are a tradition of self-reflection — not medical, financial, or legal advice.