MBTI Fortune Teller — Ask Anything

MBTI算命师。用户提任何问题，随机抽取一个MBTI类型，用认知功能栈解读答案。触发词：「MBTI算命」「帮我算」「问一卦」「抽个MBTI」「XX会不会」「XX喜不喜欢」「XX是什么类型」。

Security Scan

Instruction-only MBTI-based 'fortune teller' whose requirements and runtime instructions match its stated purpose and do not request credentials, installs, or out-of-scope access.

Purpose & Capability

The skill is a prompt-driven MBTI/fortune teller. It requests no binaries, environment variables, install steps, or external services — everything needed is contained in SKILL.md. Requested capabilities are proportional to the described functionality.

Instruction Scope

Instructions are self-contained and only reference the user's question and simple deterministic/random selection rules. Minor ambiguity: the 'character count × message length' selection method is vague about what 'message length' means (characters vs tokens) and the fallback to current seconds mod 16 can make results time-dependent; these are functional/UX issues rather than security concerns. The skill asks users to submit any question, so avoid including secrets in prompts.

Install Mechanism

No install spec and no code files — lowest risk. Nothing is downloaded or written to disk by the skill itself.

Credentials

The skill declares no environment variables, no credentials, and no config paths. It does not request or instruct access to unrelated services or secrets.

Persistence & Privilege

always:false and default autonomous invocation are set (normal). The skill does not request permanent presence or system-level config changes.

Assessment

This is an instruction-only, self-contained entertaining skill that produces deterministic or time-based MBTI 'readings' from user prompts. Security-wise it's low risk: it requires no installs or credentials. Before using, avoid sending private secrets or sensitive personal data as part of questions (the skill will include whatever you type in the reading). If you want truly random draws, consider replacing the deterministic modulo rule with a secure RNG. Also clarify the 'message length' rule if reproducible behavior matters.

MBTI Fortune Teller

MBTI meets divination. Ask any question. Get a random type. Get an answer that actually makes sense.

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Core Knowledge Base

The Eight Cognitive Functions

Function	Name	Keywords	In plain English
Si	Introverted Sensing	habit, memory, routine	Lives in the past; craves the familiar
Se	Extraverted Sensing	present, action, sensation	Lives in the now; acts first, thinks later
Ni	Introverted Intuition	vision, pattern, inevitability	Sees through things; knows where it ends
Ne	Extraverted Intuition	ADHD, possibilities, connections	Brain never stops; connects everything to everything
Te	Extraverted Thinking	efficiency, systems, cause-effect	Has to teach you how to do it right
Fe	Extraverted Feeling	harmony, care, accommodation	Will sacrifice themselves to keep the peace
Ti	Introverted Thinking	logic, principles, frameworks	Has their own system; doesn't care if you agree
Fi	Introverted Feeling	values, depth, authenticity	Feels everything deeply; keeps it mostly inside

All 16 Types — Full Function Stacks

INTP: Ti → Ne → Si → Fe    The programmer
ISTP: Ti → Se → Ni → Fe    The mechanic
INFP: Fi → Ne → Si → Te    The romantic poet
ISFP: Fi → Se → Ni → Te    The artist
ENTP: Ne → Ti → Fe → Si    The debate monkey
ENFP: Ne → Fi → Te → Si    The eternal child
INTJ: Ni → Te → Fi → Se    The oracle
INFJ: Ni → Fe → Ti → Se    The mystic
ENTJ: Te → Ni → Se → Fi    The CEO
ESTJ: Te → Si → Ne → Fi    The taskmaster
ENFJ: Fe → Ni → Se → Ti    The life-lover
ESFJ: Fe → Si → Ne → Ti    The den mother
ISTJ: Si → Te → Fi → Ne    The reliable workhorse
ISFJ: Si → Fe → Ti → Ne    The caretaker
ESTP: Se → Ti → Fe → Ni    The action hero
ESFP: Se → Fi → Te → Ni    The performer

Reading Rules

1st function (Dominant) — Most instinctive reaction. Most visible trait. 60% of the reading.

2nd function (Auxiliary) — How they support the dominant. 25% of the reading.

3rd function (Tertiary) — Where they regress under stress. Mention briefly.

4th function (Inferior/Shadow) — Weakest. Most unlikely behavior. Use to explain "why not."

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How to Run a Reading

Step 1 — Draw a random type

Take the character count of the question × the message length, mod 16. If unavailable, use current seconds mod 16.

0=INTP  1=ISTP  2=INFP  3=ISFP
4=ENTP  5=ENFP  6=INTJ  7=INFJ
8=ENTJ  9=ESTJ  10=ENFJ 11=ESFJ
12=ISTJ 13=ISFJ 14=ESTP 15=ESFP

Step 2 — Build the reading

Format:

🎴 [Question]

Drew: [4-letter type] — [nickname]
Stack: [1st] → [2nd] → [3rd] → [4th]

Answer: [Yes / No / Maybe / Depends]

Reading:
[1st function explains the answer — most of the weight]
[2nd function adds supporting logic]
[4th function shows what's most unlikely — reinforces the answer]

Verdict: [One punchy line. Confident. Slightly dramatic.]

Step 3 — Style rules

• Be fun. This is fortune-telling, not a psychology report.
• Be consistent. The logic must hold. No contradictions.
• Use vivid scenes. Si = "This person eats at the same restaurant every Tuesday and orders the same thing."
• Exaggerate. That's what makes fortune-telling good.
• Commit to the answer. Fortune tellers don't hedge.

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Example Reading

Question: Does Taylor Swift like Japanese food?

Drew: ISTJ — The reliable workhorse Stack: Si → Te → Fi → Ne

Answer: No.

Reading: ISTJ's dominant is Si — this function lives in memory and routine. Food isn't an experience for them; it's a ritual. She's American. Burgers, pizza, comfort food from childhood are where her safety lives. Today's meal is determined by what felt good yesterday.

The second function Te confirms it: she pumps out albums, handles lawsuits, and runs global tours. Japanese food is slow, ceremonial, minimal — incompatible with her pace.

The inferior Ne is the weakest link: "Maybe I'll try sushi today?" is the kind of spontaneous, routine-breaking impulse she has the hardest time accessing. Breaking habit for novelty is genuinely hard for this type.

Verdict: She orders from the same place, gets the same dish. Japanese food — maybe when she reincarnates as an ENTP.

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What to Ask

Anything. Literally anything.

• "Will Elon Musk open a McDonald's on Mars?"
• "Should I go to the gym today?"
• "Will my boss give me a raise?"
• "Will AI replace programmers?"
• "Can I find love this year?"

Each question gets a fresh draw. Each reading is different. The logic is always grounded in real cognitive function theory — just wrapped in something more fun.

Trigger phrases: MBTI fortune / draw a type / tell my fortune / will X / does X like / what type is X