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name-suggestions

Generate domain and product name suggestions for a captured idea — themed across categories (descriptive, evocative, abstract, founder-named, compound) — and check basic domain/social-handle availability. Use when the user is ready to give an idea a working name.

npx claudepluginhub danielrosehill/claude-code-plugins --plugin business-idea-eval

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Generate candidate names with light availability checks.

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Name & Domain Suggestions

Generate candidate names with light availability checks.

Steps

Read the idea and the latest formatted summary so the suggestions are grounded.

Generate name candidates across categories. Aim for ~20 total spread across:

Descriptive — what it does (Stripe → it routes payments; "RouteAPI")
Evocative — metaphor / vibe (Slack, Notion)
Abstract / coined — invented words (Twilio, Yelp)
Compound — two real words (Dropbox, GitHub)
Founder / proper noun — name-after style (Hewlett-Packard)

For each candidate, note:

Pronounceability and spelling-from-hearing test
Any obvious negative connotations or existing-brand collisions
Suggested TLD options (.com first preference, then .io / .ai / .so / niche TLDs)

Availability check — for the top 5–8 candidates:

Run whois <name>.com (and .io, .ai) to check basic registration status. Don't pretend this is definitive — ICANN data has lag and resellers obscure it.
Optionally use WebSearch to check if a current product / company already uses the name prominently.
For social handles, point the user at the relevant platforms (don't try to scrape availability — too brittle).

Present a ranked shortlist with the user's likely top 3.

Output

<workspace_path>/ideas/<slug>/exports/name-suggestions-<YYYYMMDD>.md containing the full slate, the shortlist, and availability notes.

Notes

Domain availability is necessary but not sufficient. Cheap aftermarket domains are often worth the cost for a strong name.

Trademark search is out of scope here — the user should consult a trademark attorney before committing. Note this in the output.

Avoid names that are racist, sexist, or align poorly with the user's stated values from user-context.md.

Name & Domain Suggestions

Generate candidate names with light availability checks.

Steps

Read the idea and the latest formatted summary so the suggestions are grounded.
Generate name candidates across categories. Aim for ~20 total spread across:
- Descriptive — what it does (Stripe → it routes payments; "RouteAPI")
- Evocative — metaphor / vibe (Slack, Notion)
- Abstract / coined — invented words (Twilio, Yelp)
- Compound — two real words (Dropbox, GitHub)
- Founder / proper noun — name-after style (Hewlett-Packard)
For each candidate, note:
- Pronounceability and spelling-from-hearing test
- Any obvious negative connotations or existing-brand collisions
- Suggested TLD options (.com first preference, then .io / .ai / .so / niche TLDs)
Availability check — for the top 5–8 candidates:
- Run whois <name>.com (and .io, .ai) to check basic registration status. Don't pretend this is definitive — ICANN data has lag and resellers obscure it.
- Optionally use WebSearch to check if a current product / company already uses the name prominently.
- For social handles, point the user at the relevant platforms (don't try to scrape availability — too brittle).
Present a ranked shortlist with the user's likely top 3.

Output

<workspace_path>/ideas/<slug>/exports/name-suggestions-<YYYYMMDD>.md containing the full slate, the shortlist, and availability notes.

Notes

Domain availability is necessary but not sufficient. Cheap aftermarket domains are often worth the cost for a strong name.
Trademark search is out of scope here — the user should consult a trademark attorney before committing. Note this in the output.
Avoid names that are racist, sexist, or align poorly with the user's stated values from user-context.md.