What kind of edge cases does this skill cover?

It includes names with apostrophes (O'Brien), diacritics (José), single names (Suharto), long strings, and non-Latin scripts (田中太郎) to ensure your code handles all valid global inputs.

Can this skill update my existing test files?

Yes, the skill can scan your code for existing placeholder names and suggest diverse, edge-case-rich replacements for you to review and apply using Claude's edit tools.

Why use inclusive names instead of generic placeholders like 'John Smith'?

Diverse names act as superior test data by surfacing bugs related to special characters, diacritics, name lengths, and different cultural naming conventions that Western-centric placeholders miss.

Is the output format customizable?

Yes, the skill can generate names as simple lists, JSON fixtures, or structured JavaScript objects with specific fields for given names, family names, and display names.

Inclusive Name Generator

Name: Inclusive Name Generator
Author: hereinthehive

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Security & Testing

Generates culturally diverse and edge-case name data to improve software representation and catch internationalization bugs.

About

This skill empowers developers to replace generic placeholder names with culturally diverse, globally representative data for mock fixtures, documentation, and test suites. By incorporating edge cases like diacritics, single names, and non-Latin characters, the skill helps identify potential failures in string handling, UI layouts, and database constraints. It ensures that example data reflects a global user base while simultaneously hardening code against common parsing and encoding errors.

Key Features

Generates culturally diverse names from various global regions and gender identities
0 GitHub stars
Identifies and replaces Western-centric name clusters in existing codebases and documentation
Includes non-Latin character sets and varying naming conventions like family-name-first
Provides edge-case names including apostrophes, diacritics, and hyphens to test code robustness
Supports multiple output formats including JSON fixtures, JavaScript objects, and simple lists

Use Cases

Creating robust test data for user registration, profile forms, and database migrations
Populating documentation and UI mockups with inclusive and representative user examples
Debugging internationalization (i18n) issues related to character encoding and field length limits

About

Key Features

Generates culturally diverse names from various global regions and gender identities
0 GitHub stars
Identifies and replaces Western-centric name clusters in existing codebases and documentation
Includes non-Latin character sets and varying naming conventions like family-name-first
Provides edge-case names including apostrophes, diacritics, and hyphens to test code robustness
Supports multiple output formats including JSON fixtures, JavaScript objects, and simple lists

Use Cases

Creating robust test data for user registration, profile forms, and database migrations
Populating documentation and UI mockups with inclusive and representative user examples
Debugging internationalization (i18n) issues related to character encoding and field length limits