Last time we added tone settings — softer or more direct, simpler or deeper. This is the next layer on top of them.\n\nNow, any response — in the chat, in insights, in readings — can be viewed through the lens of a specific thinker or tradition. Not “choosing a model” or changing a technical mode — but setting the lens itself through which the reading is interpreted: what question is asked, what is focused on, and what is brought to the forefront.\n\nWhat it is\n\nWe have gathered a set of conceptual lenses — psychologists, philosophers, spiritual teachers, and writers. The same reading through a Jungian lens becomes a conversation about archetypes and the shadow; through a Stoic one — about what is in your power and what is not; through a Taoist one — about where to stop resisting. These are not different “predictions,” but different angles of looking at the same thing.\n\nYou can choose one lens or combine two — then the reading will merge both perspectives. There is also a separate synthesis mode that automatically selects the appropriate angle for your question.\n\nWhy it matters\n\nThe same symbol can be read practically or symbolically, through meaning or through action, warmly or with detachment. A thinker’s prism sets this holistically — with a single choice, rather than by configuring each parameter individually.\n\nOnce a lens is selected, it guides the tone of the reading. Your personal goals and topics to avoid continue to apply as before.\n\nHow to use it\n\nOpen Settings, find the lens selection block, choose one or two thinkers or the synthesis mode — and ask a question in the chat or click “Insight” on any result. The response will resonate more closely with the chosen prism.\n\nThe list of lenses will grow over time. If there is a thinker or tradition whose perspective you would like to see in your readings — let us know in the replies, we are reading.