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Score Chinese names and generate candidate names using yin-yang and five-elements rules; supports single-name scoring and batch generation with configurable bir
Namer is a CLI tool that scores Chinese personal names using traditional systems (five-grid numerology, three-talents, five-elements, yin-yang) and can generate ranked candidate names from keyword lists. It accepts birth-date/time and gender to compute detailed analyses, outputs component scores and explanations, and can batch-combine keywords to produce top suggestions.
Use Namer when you need to evaluate the auspiciousness of a Chinese given name, generate high-scoring name suggestions from candidate characters, or produce detailed breakdowns (stroke counts, three-talents, eight-character/BaZi analysis) for naming decisions. Ideal for CLI-focused workflows and scripting.
go install, configuration via ~/.namer.json, examples for single-name scoring and batch generation with flags for birth info and keyword lists.{}
Namer is a Chinese name scoring and generation tool based on yin-yang and five-elements (ba-zi) principles. The SKILL.md provides clear CLI usage instructions but contains no bundled scripts — it wraps a Go binary. Documentation is entirely in Chinese, limiting global accessibility. No security concerns found; installation uses standard go install or GitHub releases.
Clean skill with no scripts to audit. Niche cultural tool for Chinese naming conventions based on traditional numerology.