product-naming
/product-naming — Expert Naming Process
Structured naming process based on David Placek's methodology (Lexicon Branding — created names for Sonos, Pentium, Blackberry, Swiffer).
When to Use
- User says "name this", "brainstorm names", "naming process"
- Naming a new product, feature, company, or project
- Evaluating existing name candidates
Process
Step 1: Identify — Define the Brand Essence
If $ARGUMENTS provides a product or feature description, use it as the starting point. Ask the user to define (or help them articulate):
- What is it? (1 sentence describing the thing to be named)
- Core attributes (3-5 adjectives that describe the ideal brand feeling)
- Target audience (who will use/hear this name most)
- Competitive context (what other names exist in this space)
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