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This is an internal research desk, not a public events programme. There are no scheduled webinar sessions and none are being advertised. What exists is the recorded-material outline — the substance a session would cover if one were run, drawn directly from the generation methods and the winner-name doctrine below.

The recorded-material outline

One unit per generation method, in the order the doctrine prescribes.

01

Distant-leap blend

The #1 method for a free + great + .com name in 2026. The exemplars are BLENDS of two real words, NOT single dictionary words: ByteDance = byte(tech) + dance(art/social); Pinterest = pin + interest; Instagram = instant + telegram; Airbnb = air + bnb. Single real words are all taken; the novel BLEND is free precisely because nobody paired those two words. THE KEY = DISTANT LEAP: the two words must come from FAR-APART domains that resolve into the business (tech↔dance, not trade↔wind). Obvious same-field pairs are taken; the SURPRISE of the leap is what keeps the .com free AND makes it click.

02

Construction engine (pipeline v3)

THE CONSTRUCTION DOCTRINE. Every prior cycle mined one of two quadrants: (1) REAL WORDS (high density, all taken — 24/25 on .ai) or (2) LOW-DENSITY COINAGES (free but mush: tidezo/dawnva = zero phonological neighbourhood). The unmined quadrant: LEXICALLY EMPTY + PHONOLOGICALLY DENSE — constructed words that FEEL like real words (planity ~ plan/sanity/plain; glissando around lissando) while being legally empty. Mechanism: morpheme matrix → hard filters → score = char-bigram log-prob + log(neighbourhood density). Round 13 measured 18/26 FREE on .ai here — the domain wall is gone in this quadrant.

03

Racehorse winner method

For house/holding/flagship names: generate like naming a RACEHORSE — a destiny-claim to be SHOUTED by the announcer at the finish (Secretariat! Man o' War! Empire Maker!). Recipe: (a) an APEX wordlist (money/space/empire/king/dark ambition words) × (b) a PERCUSSION wordlist (shot/X/dance/horse/strike punchy action) with the pair INTERACTING (verb grammar, never noun-concatenation); (c) ANNOUNCER-TEST each survivor aloud ("AND HERE COMES ___!"); (d) tri-civilisation echo check; (e) collision check.

04

Volume rule

Generate 1,000+ candidates, shortlist 50-100. A 20-name brainstorm is structurally under-powered. YC data: 87% choose brandable over keyword; median 8 chars (6-10 sweet spot); 2026 momentum = unexpected compound pairings (specific enough to feel real, broad enough to pivot). Compounds are "1+1=3" — richer associations beat shorter-but-empty coinages.

05

Three-team method (anti-anchoring)

The documented fix for BOTH human groupthink AND AI linguistic-averaging is identical: DISGUISE / DIVERGE THE BRIEF. Run parallel lanes: one with the real brief, one "naming a competitor", one naming an UNRELATED category (Windsurf came from the unrelated team).

06

Cold-read probe (0h, operationalised)

Run on every finalist BEFORE the collision sweep — cheaper and kills faster. Protocol: (1) zero-context probes, one question per FRESH session, ≥3 model FAMILIES (not 3 runs of one), ≥5 runs each at default temperature (the SPREAD is the signal); (2) third-person framing always — "a company is called X: what do they sell? what industry?" — NEVER "I am considering naming my company X" (sycophancy caves the test); (3) the shortlist probe: does the name even belong on that register?; (4) score by dominance of the first guess.

The winner-name doctrine

For house, holding and flagship names — what a session on the announcer test, the verb-grammar twist, and the tri-civilisation check would walk through.

1

The formula: APEX × PERCUSSION

[APEX word — ambition/dominance domain: money, space, empire, king, dark] × [PERCUSSION — short punchy action/impact: shot, X, dance, horse, strike]. The name must PROJECT VICTORY ITSELF. Wise fails (LongGame), poetic-serious fails (Ironbloom), generic fails (Keystone).

2

The racehorse method — THE KEY

Racehorse names are destiny-claims written to be shouted at the finish line. THE ANNOUNCER TEST: shout "AND HERE COMES ___!" at the moment of victory — does it sound like a winner crossing the line? If it sounds like a strategy, a place, a mood, or an apology, it fails.

3

Verb action grammar

The twist = one part ACTING ON the other (byte DANCES · rain is MADE · check MATE). Noun+noun = concatenation = dead.

4

Warm means SWAGGER, not softness

"Warm" = THE GRIN: saying the name produces a smirk/lean-in (MoneyShot's cheek, ByteDance's joy, SpaceX's audacity). NOT gentle/poetic. Mild transgression is GOOD; what kills is WEAK / RIDICULOUS / SCAMMY echoes — anatomy (fulcrum ≈ "a weird human part"), apology (causeway), finance/gambling smell (tradewind), gadget (leap = frog).

5

Chinese-ear gravitas

A Chinese reader gives more importance to a ROAD or something HEAVY, PATIENT, STRONG than to a leap like a frog (gadgety). Weight-words (road, horse, iron, stone, mountain, tide) beat cleverness-words (leap, spark, dash). The dynamism must be the HEAVY kind.

6

Tri-civilisation landing

The house is worldwide — China + West + MENA-friendly, specific to none. Check every finalist's echo in all three: China (黑马 dark horse = beloved business compliment · 长期主义) · MENA (horses sacred / Al-'Adiyat · rain = rahma · sabr · iron = Surah Al-Hadid) · West (the idiom read). Positive in all three or dead.

7

Legal name vs brand / dotcom

A Companies-Registry LEGAL name is NOT a domain purchase — the legal name may proceed without its .com. The ranked TLD policy governs any brand web presence. Never suffix "Group/Holdings" on an HK Ltd (passive-holding flag → bank EDD).

9

The twist must be EARNED — no animals

The percussion/twist must be TRUE TO WHAT THE COMPANY DOES, not decorative (ByteDance's "dance" has percussion value because they make dance videos). And: NO CHILDISH ANIMAL NAMES for a serious house of brands (lion/tiger/wolf/raven/falcon/cobra/viper all retired).

10

The soul of the house

Two anchors the earned twist must encode: (a) a HOUSE OF BRANDS building many products = a forge/studio of ventures, one parent many brands; (b) THE DARK HORSE — "starting from nothing to everything", the relentless underdog→empire.