domain-name-brainstormer
Generate candidate brand and product names by combining seed words with prefixes, suffixes, vowel-drops, blends, and TLD variations, then score candidates for memorability, length, and pronounceability. Use when naming a new product, company, or feature, or when the user mentions domain names, brand naming, naming brainstorm, or finding an available .com.
What this skill does
# Domain Name Brainstormer Generate and score candidate brand / domain names from seed words using common naming patterns. The script does not check live registration — it produces candidates fast so you can spend your time evaluating the best ones. --- ## Table of Contents - [Keywords](#keywords) - [Quick Start](#quick-start) - [Core Workflows](#core-workflows) - [Tools](#tools) - [Reference Guides](#reference-guides) - [Best Practices](#best-practices) --- ## Keywords domain, domain name, naming, brand naming, product name, company name, .com, brainstorm, naming brainstorm, brand identity, naming strategy --- ## Quick Start ### Generate 200 Candidates in 30 Seconds ```bash python scripts/name_generator.py "data,insight,signal" --count 200 ``` Then: 1. Eliminate anything > 12 characters 2. Eliminate anything that's hard to spell after hearing it once 3. Eliminate anything that sounds like a competitor 4. Take the top 10-15 to a registrar (manually) to check availability across .com / .ai / .io / .co --- ## Core Workflows ### Workflow 1: Seed-Word Brainstorm **Goal:** Convert a few keywords describing the product into 100+ ranked candidates. **Steps:** 1. List 3-7 seed words that describe the product, value, or feeling 2. Run: `python scripts/name_generator.py "seed1,seed2,seed3" --count 200` 3. Sort the output by score (highest first) 4. Apply the elimination filter from `references/naming_framework.md` 5. Pick a shortlist of 10-15 to manually check for trademark and domain availability **Expected Output:** Ranked list of candidates with scores, classified by pattern (vowel-drop, blend, prefix-suffix, TLD-as-suffix). **Time Estimate:** 5-10 minutes. ### Workflow 2: Pattern-Specific Generation **Goal:** Get more of one specific pattern (e.g., only blends, or only TLD-as-suffix names). **Steps:** 1. Run with pattern filter: `python scripts/name_generator.py "fast,ship" --pattern blend --count 100` 2. Available patterns: `vowel_drop`, `prefix_suffix`, `blend`, `tld_suffix`, `repeat`, `all` 3. Iterate seeds until you have 20+ candidates worth taking to availability checks **Expected Output:** Pattern-specific list. **Time Estimate:** 5 minutes per pattern variation. ### Workflow 3: Trademark / Availability Pre-Check **Goal:** Avoid wasting energy on names that are obviously taken. **Steps:** 1. Take the shortlist from Workflow 1 or 2 2. **Manually** check each on: - A domain registrar (Namecheap, Cloudflare, Porkbun) for .com / .ai / .io / .co - The USPTO TESS database (or your jurisdiction's trademark office) for live trademarks in the relevant class - A regular Google search for existing usage 3. Drop anything with a live trademark in the same product class, an active product on a similar domain, or a trademarked .com that you do not own > The script does **not** automate registrar lookups — those need real network calls and rate-limited APIs. Doing this step manually for a 10-name shortlist takes 10-15 minutes. --- ## Tools ### name_generator.py Generates candidate names by applying naming patterns to seed words and scores each on length, pronounceability, and uniqueness. ```bash # Default: 100 candidates, all patterns python scripts/name_generator.py "data,signal,insight" # More results python scripts/name_generator.py "data,signal" --count 300 # One pattern only python scripts/name_generator.py "data,signal" --pattern vowel_drop # JSON for programmatic use python scripts/name_generator.py "data,signal" --json ``` **Patterns implemented:** - `vowel_drop` — Remove inner vowels: "data" → "dta", "insight" → "nsght" - `prefix_suffix` — Add common naming prefixes/suffixes: "ly", "ify", "io", "lab", "labs", "hq", "co", "stack", "kit", "app" - `blend` — Combine two seeds: "data" + "signal" → "dasignal", "datignal" - `tld_suffix` — Treat TLD as part of the name: "send.fast" reads as "sendfast" - `repeat` — Doubling pattern: "data" → "datadata" **Score (0-100) factors:** - Length 5-10 chars scores highest - Pronounceability via consonant-vowel ratio - Penalty for common-word collisions - Penalty for hyphens or numbers (these dilute brand) --- ## Reference Guides - **`references/naming_framework.md`** — Why names matter, the elimination filter, naming-pattern playbook, common pitfalls --- ## Best Practices - **Don't pre-commit to .com.** A `.io` or `.ai` is fine for most B2B products in 2026; `.com` matters less than it did a decade ago. - **Say it out loud.** If you can't tell someone the domain in a noisy bar and have them spell it correctly, drop it. - **Avoid naming-collisions.** A "DataLoop" in your space and a "DataLoop" in adjacent SaaS will cause confusion forever. - **Don't pick the first one.** Generate 200, filter to 30, shortlist 10, sit on the shortlist for 24 hours. The one that still feels right after sleeping is the one. - **Trademark before launching.** A great name with a trademark conflict will cost you a rebrand later. --- ## Integration Points - Pairs with `marketing/brand-strategist/` for brand-narrative work - Pairs with `marketing/landing-page-generator/` for messaging once a name is chosen - Used by `c-level-advisor/` workflows during company / product launches
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