Overview

XANA is a GPT designed to provide a fun and interactive way of predicting your fortune for the year, a tradition synonymous with the New Year in Japan.

Built on the ChatGPT platform, this tool leverages the text prediction capability of ChatGPT to simulate the experience of drawing Omikuji, a form of Japanese fortune-telling.

Users interested in finding out their luck for the year can interact with the tool by using specific prompt starters. For this particular GPT, the prompt starter appears to be '', which is Japanese for 'draw a fortune slip'.

On receiving this input, the GPT will generate an output which is similar to the experience of going to a shrine and drawing a fortune slip to know your luck for the year.

Given that the tool is part of the ChatGPT platform, it requires users to sign up for the platform to use it. Although it is listed as requiring a ChatGPT Plus subscription, this requirement may change with future updates of the ChatGPT platform.

The GPT seems to be created by or associated with 'pippimemo.com', but further information about the specifics of its development is not provided in the given context.It is worth noting that while this tool uses AI to simulate fortune-telling, it's not prophetic or scientifically accurate, instead it's meant to be taken lightly, as part of a tradition or for amusement.