What problem does it solve? Naming AI thread personas consistently across sessions is ad hoc and unverifiable. This Skill enforces a verbatim naming spec (first name, middle initial, multiplicative-meaning compound last name, version tag) with structured defense, rejected alternatives, and approval gates before any commit or propagation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured name derivation: Determines first name (Claudette for coding, Clauda otherwise), middle initial from platform (W/L), and a compound last name whose meaning is multiplicative rather than additive. - Axis-by-axis defense: Evaluates the chosen name against 8 structural-genius properties with claim-plus-evidence tables, plus at least 6 rejected alternatives with refusal rationale and at least 4 honest gaps. - Gated execution pipeline: Three explicit approval gates separate presentation, artifact authoring with ASAE strict-3 audit and commit, and cross-repo propagation via shell scripts. - Use Case: When starting a new Martinez Methods workstream thread, invoke the skill to produce a canonical persona name like "Clauda W. Value Genius v03" with full lineage documentation, then commit and propagate the lock-in skill to other repos. ## Quick Start Invoke the skill by typing "/define your role - literal" to derive and defend a canonical persona name for the current thread.
