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@veyralabs/naming-suite

v0.2.0

Published

naming-suite — Brand & naming intelligence skills for Claude Code. Domain generation, brand auditing, competitor mapping, naming guides.

Readme

naming-suite

Four skills for naming products, auditing brands, mapping competitors, and building naming systems. Works with Claude Code and other AI coding agents.

npx @veyralabs/skills install naming-suite

Skills

domainforge

Generates startup name candidates and scores each one across 8 factors: memorability, distinctiveness, domain availability, trademark risk, pronunciation, spelling, brandability, and market fit. Returns a ranked list with domain availability, social handle checks, and a one-line brand narrative for each name.

brandaudit

Audits an existing brand name. Analyzes it across 8 dimensions, assigns severity scores to each issue, and returns a verdict: keep, refine, or rebrand. Useful before launching a product or after a pivot.

competitornames

Maps how competitors in a given market are named. Identifies naming clusters (what patterns dominate), saturation levels, and open whitespace. Produces a brief you can feed directly into domainforge.

namingguide

Builds a complete naming system for a company or product line. Covers naming principles, approved patterns, anti-patterns, examples, and an approval checklist. Useful when a company is scaling and needs consistent naming across features, products, and teams.


Recommended flow

competitornames  →  domainforge    (find a name)
brandaudit       →  namingguide    (fix and systematize an existing name)

Run competitornames first to understand what names already exist in your space. Then domainforge generates names that stand out from that landscape rather than blending in.


Install

# Install the full pack
npx @veyralabs/skills install naming-suite

# Install a single skill
npx @veyralabs/skills install domainforge

Manual

Copy the skill folder into your agent's skills directory:

| Agent | Path | |-------|------| | Claude Code | .claude/skills/ | | Cursor | .cursor/skills/ | | Windsurf | .windsurf/skills/ | | Gemini CLI | .gemini/skills/ |


Usage

Once installed, skills activate when you describe what you need. No commands, no configuration.

Find a name for my new developer tool
I need to name a B2B SaaS for supply chain teams
Audit our brand name "Acme" - we sell to enterprise HR
Map how companies in the CRM space are named
Create a naming guide for our product line

Example output - domainforge

DomainForge - Developer Config Management

Archetype: DevTool / Infrastructure

1. krev.dev  93/100
   Hard consonant, 4 characters, terminal-native feel.
   No overlap with Vault or dotenv naming cluster.
   Domain: krev.dev - available (~$12/yr)
   Social: @krev - available on X and GitHub
   Trademark: clean

2. onyx.sh  89/100
   Single hard word, strong memorability, shell-adjacent TLD.
   Domain: onyx.sh - available (~$18/yr)
   Social: @onyxdev - available
   Trademark: check in software category

Part of VeyraSkills

This pack is part of VeyraSkills, a collection of Claude Code skills for founders, developers, and builders.


License

MIT. Built by VeyraLabs.