Intention Repeater Tarot

I asked the following: "Are there more STO than STS in Earth?" The cards are Justice, Nine of Swords, Ace of Cups.

My definition is:
Justice: The Justice card indicates that the fairest decision will be made.

Nine of Swords: Anxiety, worry. You are worrying too much. "All is not as bad as it seems / The worst is in your head / You have nothing to fear but fear itself"

Ace of Cups: Strong feeling, intuitive knowing, subconscious, joy.
Negatives could be "lack of progress"

Justice is Maybe
Nine of Swords is No
Ace of Cups is Yes

AnthroHeart showed his own interpretation:
Or could be read as "In the recent past the dark cult is being held to account, but now there is turmoil, but in the future will be a new beginning.

Then he said
I don't know what percent would be reversals.

Reversals functionality hasn't been implemented yet.

Not sure how to interpret this. My initial sense is that it's a good thing.

Question: Will I get the ____ (company name) job?
Context: (pass the resume part and now to test project)

Past: Page of Cups - quiet and studious youth, but also sweet and dreamy. News or Proposition

Present: The Hermit - prudence, wisdom, patience, silence, spiritual advance, divine inspiration, circumspection, retirement from participation in current events, solitude. Pilgrimage. Quest for wisdom. Could be a teacher. A period of spiritual and intellectual personal development

Future: King of Wands - courageous, swift and generous person. Passionate and strong. Paternalistic and proud. May be a country gentleman, generally married. Unexpected heritage; a good marriage.

I can't believe almost 2 years have passed.

The advent of AI chatbots means that it's very easy to interpret the cards.
You type a prompt to ChatGPT or any sufficiently intelligent chatbot in this way (of course, you can customize and change it): "Please interpret the question "question" the cards Card1, Card2, Card3

After, you can ask it to elaborate on any given point, or perform a past/present/future reading with "Now as past/present/future".
(Edit: Perhaps some "prompt engineering" in the vein of "You are OracleGPT, a master and extremely competent tarotist and divinator. You know all the cards' meanings and can state predictions regarding questions, bold if need be..." But it may not be necessary as standard ChatGPT/insert chatbot here is enough from what I have observed.)

Yesterday I talked with AnthroHeart about adding more than 3 cards. He said that one time when he had had 5, it hadn't been more helpful, and that he does not know how to programatically do the "celtic cross" tarot arrangement, where the cards are in a stack, being revealed one after the other.
And if there were many cards, they would be cramped on the page.

I said that he can use a responsive layout to make the cards be automatically resized.

I also asked him about adding the Lenormand cards, which are 36 cards that are read in pairs, with the second one modifying the first's meaning, or in small spreads. They are more practical and "for everyday life". They can express a flexibility tarot doesn't. "Tarot focuses on the why, while Lenomand tends to focus on the how".
They have a Grand Tableau where all 36 cards are spread, providing much information.

There's also the I-Ching, an ancient method of divination, which can be executed through coins, numbers, cut lines, tossing bamboo sticks, or more.
There is(/was) an app in the Google Play Store called "DeepWare Changes" which provides the I-Ching.
You pick the method and it shows the results, alongside a rich interpretation.

There's also Geomancy, which is somewhat old comparatively speaking (according to Wikipedia), and focuses on examining patterns of pebbles, assigning meanings to them such as Daughters, Mothers, Judge, Executioner, constellations and such. It looks to me slightly similar to tarot.

All of these could be added and improved with Repeater.

When I asked AnthroHeart if he would add Lenomand cards, he said he would not likely make another version.

I find Intentionator Tarot to be generally accurate. I used it today and it perfectly summed up a situation i'm in now, including a heads up and some important advice.

The 3 card spread is fine by me. I usually draw 1 card at a time for general reads.

Before i found the Intentionator, i used to use the playing card reader at random.org, drawing different numbers of cards and laying them out in minor arcana spreads. Playing cards have different correspondences than tarot, but they can also be useful

You can draw as few or as many random.org cards as you want, for any layout you can think of, including ones you create. The only issue is it doesn't give major arcana. It's generally accurate, too. Not as accurate as the Intentionator, but still a useful alternative when you want a more in-depth read.

My friend says that a Tarot reading requires upside-down cards as well.

Some redditors have said they don't do reversals (upside down) at all.