Product Title Generation

Turn a product, feature, module, campaign theme, or brand short name into 1 recommended + 6 alternate Chinese titles in a single pass — short enough to drop straight into the UI.

When to use it

Name from a use case:

I need a Chinese name for a platform / module / entry point. I describe what it does and want a batch of candidates to pick from.

Name from keywords:

I paste the English source name plus a Chinese description together (e.g., GitHub Learning Lab · codebase-understanding cockpit) and want the skill to compress it into a 4-6 character Chinese product title.

Name a product category:

My product falls into a category that already has an established Chinese naming pattern — learning coach, tech platform, observability layer, incubation launchpad, code understanding — and I want the skill to apply the matching convention (coach / foundation / observatory / launchpad / insights hub).

Follow a length limit:

Default is 4-6 characters. When I explicitly say "make it 8 characters" or "give me 10 alternates", my constraint overrides the default.

Follow a reference style:

I toss in a reference word ("cockpit", "foundation", "hub") and want the skill to keep naming in the same style.

Name multiple products:

I drop in two or three source concepts at once and want the skill to produce a full candidate set for each, independently.

Not in scope:

Marketing copy / ads / long landing-page prose → copywriting workflow; SEO titles / headline keywords → SEO / content workflow; trademark clearance / legal registrability → legal review; code variables / class names / package names → code naming / refactor workflow; brand strategy / naming architecture / brand books → brand strategy workflow.

What it produces

Default delivery: 1 recommended + 6 alternates — no more, no less, unless you explicitly override the count or length.

• Output blocks: Recommended title / Alternate titles (6) / Rationale as a single markdown segment; multi-product input repeats one block per source concept
• Never does: edit any file / check trademarks / write ad slogans / name code variables / produce a brand book

Preconditions & boundaries

Precondition:

Supply at least one recognizable product object, feature description, or concept — empty input is bounced back once with a clarifying question, never guessed at.

Adjacent-request routing:

Request	Send to
Marketing slogans / ads / landing-page copy	copywriting workflow
SEO titles / headline keywords	SEO / content workflow
Trademark clearance / legal registrability	legal review
Code variables / class / package naming	code naming / refactor workflow
Brand strategy / naming architecture	brand strategy workflow

Out of scope:

• Long-form marketing copy or oversized slide headlines (more than 6 characters and rhetorical)
• Anything requiring a trademark or legal-risk judgment
• Pure abstractions with no product object (e.g., just "future" or "ultimate")

Fine-grained edges:

• Single product object with multiple valid readings → the skill asks once to lock intent, never guesses
• Multi-product batch input → each source concept gets its own full block; results are never merged into a shared candidate pool
• Explicit length override (e.g., 8 characters) → replaces the default 4-6 rule, called out in the rationale