Language
The divine Primitive
divine asks the oracle directly. The instruction is a string; an optional upon clause supplies a subject value the instruction operates on.
summon name = divine "a plausible Brazilian first name"
summon capital = divine "the capital city" upon "France"divine "…" produces a fresh value from the instruction alone; divine "…" upon expr divines about expr.
Self-consistency with thrice
Add thrice to run the divination three times in parallel and return the majority answer — a cheap self-consistency check that cuts down on one-off hallucinations. It pairs with upon and as:
summon mood = divine "the overall sentiment" upon review thrice as textthrice costs three oracle calls (and counts three against your budget). Use it where reliability matters more than spend — classification, extraction, anything you'd otherwise eyeball twice.