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designmint-name

Mints a new F.18 Name Card with strict Twin-Label and Sense-Seed validation.

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Design: Mint Name (F.18)

1. Context

This skill implements Pattern F.18 (Local-First Unification Naming Protocol). It is used to create authoritative Name Cards for new concepts within a specific U.BoundedContext.

2. Metadata

  • ID: design/mint-name
  • Role: U.RoleAssignment(NamingArchitect)
  • Standard: F.18, E.10 (LEX-BUNDLE)

3. Instructions

3.1 Input Requirements

To mint a name, you must identify:

  1. Bounded Context: Where does this term live? (e.g., Kernel, Runtime).
  2. Concept Definition (MDS): A single sentence: A [Kind] that [Functions].
  3. Candidate Twins: The proposed Technical-ID (kebab-case) and Plain-Label (Title Case).
3.2 Evaluation Matrix (Sense-Seeds)

Evaluate the candidate against the 7 Sense-Seeds (S1-S7) from F.18:

  • S1 Add: "Add a new [Label]..."
  • S2 Retrieve: "Get a [Label] from..."
  • ... (Check for linguistic flow)

Constraint: If the name creates confusion with an existing FPF Core term, reject it (WP - Wrong Prototype).

3.3 Output Artifact

Generate a Markdown file (The Name Card) containing:

  • Header: F.18 Name Card: [Label]
  • Twin-Labels: [tech-id] / [Plain Label]
  • Context: [Context Name]
  • MDS: [Definition]
  • Rationale: Why this name? (Cite Sense-Seeds if needed).
3.4 Execution Steps
  1. Search: Check SKILL_INVENTORY.md or existing Name Cards to prevent collisions.
  2. Evaluate: Run the Sense-Seed check mentally.
  3. Mint: Write the file to runtime/contexts/[Context]/design/names/[tech-id].md.

Examples

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-01-26
Branch
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