name-product

Clear a brand name before it is spent. Generate candidates that escape the naming grammar every vendor in the category has already mined out, sweep the cheap registries (slug, GitHub org, NuGet, npm, .com), then run the probes that actually catch a live commercial product — fetching the exact .com, an exact-phrase search, near-neighbour spellings, the trademark classes software sits in — and sort every hit into fatal, survivable or ignorable with its evidence. Ends with at most three survivors and their residual risk, for a human to choose. USE FOR: naming a product before the launch pause, checking a name someone proposed, deciding whether a collision is fatal, re-probing before the repo is created. DO NOT USE FOR: choosing the vertical (../find-industry) or arguing it is worth building (../opportunity-brief); naming modules, tools or permissions (/define:plan-product); and never for registering a domain, filing a mark, or creating the repo.

License

MIT