An engine, not a horoscope column.
Most astrology writing online is the same paragraph rearranged twelve ways. Kosveda computes your actual chart, matches it against classical texts we keep on file, and writes from what those books say — so a sentence in your reading can be traced back to the page it rests on.
The books are on the shelf
Thirteen classical texts, held as files we can open. A rule whose book has gone missing cannot be checked, corrected or defended — so every source the engine quotes is one we still have.
Every line has an address
Each of the twelve thousand rules carries the chapter and verse it came from. A check runs over the corpus and confirms that the text served is a literal span of the text in the book; anything that drifts is rejected.
Computed before it is written
Your date, time and place become a real chart from an astronomical ephemeris first. The writing stage narrates those facts — it is not allowed to invent a placement you do not have.
Some things are refused
No death, no lifespan, no diagnosis, no instruction about another person, no past-life claim. The classical texts state all of these freely; the engine filters them out before a chapter is written, not after.
Disagreement is shown, not hidden
Where the authorities contradict each other — and on the matching tables they do — the reading says so. A number presented as settled when it is not is the thing that makes this kind of product untrustworthy.
Thirteen texts, held on file.
- Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra
- Saravali — Kalyana Varma
- Phaladeepika — Mantreswara
- Jaimini Sutras
- Lal Kitab
- Bhrigu Samhita
- Brihat Jataka — Varahamihira
- Jataka Parijata
- Muhurta Chintamani
- Laghu Parashari
- Jataka Bharanam
- Brhat Nakshatra
- Bhrigu Nandi Nadi