What problem does it solve? Choosing a name for a product, project, event, or concept often stalls between endless brainstorming lists and indecision. This Skill structures the process: it gathers a naming brief, generates diverse candidates through independent LLM councils, and lets the human decide every matchup in a head-to-head bracket until a winner emerges. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured naming brief: Collects what is being named, the audience, desired impression, and constraints in one compact interview, accepting the human's own candidate names as protected entries. - Independent naming councils: Runs at least three delegated LLM councils (meaning, metaphor, distinctiveness, and optionally audience) that each generate and self-critique 6-10 candidates without seeing each other's output. - Human-decided elimination bracket: Presents one matchup at a time with four outcomes (first, second, both, neither), handles byes, co-winners, finalist sets, and no-winner outcomes, and keeps a decision ledger. - Use Case: A founder needs a name for a new analytics product. The Skill interviews them, gathers 30+ council-generated candidates, curates an eight-name bracket, and walks them through matchups until they pick a winner, then reports the decision record and recommended trademark and domain checks. ## Quick Start Help me name my new podcast about urban gardening using a naming bracket with a few of my own ideas included.
