Baby Naming Master

Problem

Naming a child often requires more than a pleasant sound. It may involve birth data, Five Elements, zodiac roots, phonetics, character shapes, meaning, and avoiding overly common combinations. This skill turns a vague request for a name into a structured workflow: collect missing fields, analyze the natal chart, and produce candidate names with a comparison table.

Workflow and Output

The skill works in stages:

• Information gathering: asks only for missing required fields such as surname, birth date, birth time, and gender, then optional style, length, and forbidden characters.
• Natal analysis: converts the Gregorian date to the lunar calendar, derives the Four Pillars, counts Five Elements, identifies the favorable element, and applies zodiac root preferences.
• Name generation: produces at least 3 candidate names, usually 5, balancing Five Element support, zodiac compatibility, tone patterns, visual balance, meaning, and name uniqueness.
• Presentation: outputs a brief summary, explains each candidate using a consistent template, and finishes with a comparison table for selection.

Boundaries

The skill is aimed at Chinese traditional naming preferences and depends on the completeness of the provided birth information. If the time of birth is missing, preferences are vague, or the user wants a purely modern name, extra constraints are needed. It is useful for generating and explaining candidate names, not as a substitute for legal, medical, or official household registration advice.