What problem does it solve?
Choosing a Korean name that aligns with saju (four pillars) five-element balance and traditional seongmyeonghak (nameology) scoring normally requires consulting a professional naming expert. This Skill automates that reference workflow by scoring candidate names against birth-date-based element analysis, hanja stroke counts, and pronunciation flow.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Candidate Name Scoring: Ranks a list of Korean name candidates using element balance, stroke harmony, sound flow, and user preference fit via the naming-house npm package.
- Saju Element Analysis: Reuses the saju-fortune package's analyzeSaju results to identify deficient or complementary five elements from birth date and time.
- Hanja and Hangul Stroke Counting: Uses Taiwan government stroke-order data for hanja and a korean-stroke fallback for hangul-only names, with accuracy caveats clearly stated.
- Use Case: A parent provides their surname, the baby's birth date/time, gender, and a shortlist like 서아, 하린, 지유; the Skill returns ranked scores with per-candidate reasoning and stated limitations.
Quick Start
Ask the AI to recommend Korean baby names by providing your surname, birth date and time, gender, and a list of candidate names for saju-based scoring.