Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
What This Skill Does
Generates short, memorable names for ENS domains, skill slugs, and agent-economy primitives when common words are already registered. It applies portmanteau patterns across semantic lanes (crew, bounty, mesh, pay, etc.), then filters candidates for pronounceability, clarity, and harm-aware framing. Outputs ranked candidates with TLD fit tags and manual availability check links.
Applying structured semantic lanes, a hard kill-list filter, and TLD gravity in one pass cuts naming iteration from open-ended brainstorming to a ranked shortlist with availability links.
When to use it
- Naming a new agent bounty coordination protocol
- Finding an available ENS domain when obvious nouns are taken
- Generating a slug for a Moltbook skill entry
- Building a flagship-plus-satellites name set for an agent service
- Batch-producing name candidates before a Web3 product launch
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: I need a name for a multi-agent bounty payout primitive, max 10 chars, targeting .eth
- 1Selects ENS preset: 1 word, no hyphens, 10 chars max
- 2Identifies semantic lanes: bounty + money + coordination
- 3Generates portmanteau candidates using Noun+Place and Noun+Rail patterns (bountyhq, payrail, bountyloop, gigsettle, splitrail)
- 4Filters candidates against kill list: removes surveillance/coercion terms, checks pronounceability and 2am visual parse
- 5Outputs Top 5 with .eth TLD tags and 7-word definitions, plus manual ENS and registrar search links
Ranked list of 5 finalists with TLD recommendations and a set-builder satellite group (e.g., bountyhq + crewpay + crewclaim + crewverify)