Naming
Skill TerverifikasiDiagnose why names don't work and guide creation of names that do. Use for brand names, product names, character names, place names, and titles when something feels off or when systematic naming is needed.
This skill helps diagnose why names fail by analyzing them across four layers: Sound, Meaning, Cultural, and Functional. It offers specific interventions for states like 'Doesn't Feel Right,' 'Forgettable,' or 'Wrong Signals' and outlines a phased process for professional naming.
Instalasi
npx skills add jwynia/agent-skillsMenjalankan Vercel skills CLI (skills.sh) via npx — memerlukan Node.js secara lokal dan setidaknya satu agen yang kompatibel dengan skills terinstal (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, …). Mengasumsikan repo mengikuti format agentskills.io.
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