Give a Pokémon a Nickname

Assign nicknames up to 7 characters to party Pokémon by ID or name.

24|6|Updated Mar 30, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ThunderConch/tkm --skill give-a-pok-mon-a-nickname
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: Give a Pokémon a Nickname
Source: https://github.com/ThunderConch/tkm/tree/main/skills/name
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ThunderConch/tkm --skill give-a-pok-mon-a-nickname

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It helps you personalize your party by assigning memorable nicknames to specific Pokémon, so you can recognize them instantly during status and party progression.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Nickname assignment for party Pokémon: Choose a Pokémon from your current party and set a nickname (up to 7 characters).
  • Context-aware interaction: Uses a guided flow that asks which Pokémon to rename and what nickname to use, unless the user already provided both.
  • Visibility in game views: Ensures the nickname appears in status and party outputs, formatted as "nickname (species name)", and supports calling it via /tkm:call.

Quick Start

Ask an AI to name your selected party Pokémon and set its nickname to the text you specify (for example: “불꽃숭이한테 파이숭이라고 이름 붙여줘”).

Frequently Asked Questions about Give a Pokémon a Nickname

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I give my Pokémon a nickname in my current party?

To give a Pokémon a nickname, select the target party member interactively and enter a custom nickname of up to 7 characters. The nickname is then assigned deterministically by Pokémon ID or name to personalize your party.

What is the character limit for personalizing party Pokémon names?

The character limit for personalizing party Pokémon names is 7 characters. Nickname validation enforces this maximum length to ensure custom names fit within status and party views.

Can I specify both the target Pokémon and nickname in a single request?

Yes, you can specify both the target Pokémon and nickname in a single request. The system applies the nickname directly without the guided interactive selection flow when both details are provided upfront.

How do nicknames appear in status and party views?

Nicknames appear in status and party views formatted as 'nickname (species name)'. This improves readability and helps you recognize specific party members instantly during progression.

Do I need interactive commands to rename my Pokémon party members?

You need interactive commands to rename party members unless you specify both the target Pokémon and the desired nickname in your initial request. The guided flow asks for missing selection or naming details.