Open Data & Developer Resources
Tarotoo publishes its tarot card meanings as an open, machine-readable dataset for developers, researchers, AI applications, and other data users.
The dataset can be explored online, downloaded, cited, integrated into applications, used in research and AI workflows, or adapted for commercial and non-commercial projects.
18 fields per card
MIT License
DOI registered
Rider–Waite–Smith
The Open Dataset
Tarotoo Tarot Card Meanings is a structured dataset covering all 78 tarot
cards, with upright and reversed meanings, keywords, love, career, mood,
and spiritual interpretations, planetary and zodiac associations, and
yes/no values.
GitHub
Complete dataset repository with source files, build scripts,
automated validation, and version history.
Hugging Face
Browse all 78 cards in the interactive dataset viewer or load the
dataset directly into supported data and machine-learning workflows.
Zenodo
Permanent archive of the dataset with a registered DOI for citation
and long-term access.
Kaggle
Dataset mirror for exploration, notebooks, analysis, and data-science
workflows.
Developer Tools &
Packages
Connect compatible AI clients to the dataset through MCP, or install the
dataset and lookup utilities directly in JavaScript or Python projects.
MCP
Tarotoo MCP Server
Connect compatible AI assistants, development tools, and other Model
Context Protocol clients to Tarotoo’s structured tarot card meanings.
Official registry identifier:
io.github.Tarotoo-com/tarotoo-mcp-server
npm
tarotoo-mcp-server
Run the Tarotoo MCP server directly through npm:
npx -y tarotoo-mcp-server
JavaScript
tarotoo-tarot
Install the complete dataset with lookup utilities for JavaScript and
Node.js projects:
npm install tarotoo-tarot
Python
tarotoo-tarot
Install the complete dataset with lookup utilities for Python projects:
pip install tarotoo-tarot
Methodology
The interpretations follow the Rider–Waite–Smith tradition, primarily A. E. Waite’s The Pictorial Key to the Tarot (1911).
Planetary and zodiac associations follow the system documented in the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn’s Book T (c. 1888–1897).
The complete reference list and additional methodology information are published with the dataset.
License & Citation
The Tarotoo dataset, MCP server, and software packages are released under the MIT License.
They may be used, copied, modified, distributed, and incorporated into commercial and non-commercial projects, subject to the terms of the license.
Tarotoo (2026).
Tarotoo Tarot Card Meanings: A Complete 78-Card Structured Dataset.
Zenodo.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21268290
