A full-stack tool that generates meaningful, scripture-grounded GitHub usernames from the Catholic theological tradition — and verifies their availability in real time. Instead of dev_final_v3, claim something that actually says who you are: Thumiama, Hierurgia, Pneumatikos.
- Art was created by me.
The tool is an AI-assisted decision accelerator. Finding a theologically sound, GitHub-valid, actually-available username manually means cross-referencing lexicons, concordances, transliteration tables, and GitHub's signup page — an afternoon's work. This collapses it into under a minute.
Every name the AI returns carries descriptive weight — it is not just a string but a posture. When Contritus arrives annotated with contrite heart, essential for authentic repentance — Psalm 51:19 NABRE, you are not choosing between labels. You are choosing between statements. Decision time drops because the cognitive load shifts from analytical to intuitive.
Submit your own words too. Type Ruach and the enrichment engine doesn't just define it — it opens the entire pneumatological field: Pneuma, Spiritus, Roh. One keyword becomes a whole doctrinal neighborhood to explore.
| AI Generation | Produces batches of faith-inspired names with meaning, language category, and NABRE citation — never repeating names across sessions |
| Availability Check | Verifies each name live against GitHub's registry; 300 ms delay between calls to avoid rate limiting |
| Multilingual Input | Accepts Greek, Hebrew, Cyrillic, Latin diacritics, CamelCase compounds — auto-transliterates to GitHub-valid strings |
| AI Enrichment | Manually submitted words get the same meaning + citation treatment as generated names, in batches of 10 |
| Status Tracking | Every name moves through: 🟡 Pending → 🔵 Checking → 🟢 Available / 🔴 Taken / ⚪ Unknown |
| CSV Export | Export available and taken lists separately — client-side, no server round-trip, includes name, category, meaning, scripture, status |
| Keyword Gap Analysis | Taken names signal concepts already colonized by secular accounts; the avoidance list pushes AI toward less-charted theological territory each session |
| Session Memory | usedNames set prevents duplicates across multiple generation passes |
| Preloaded History | Prior session CSVs render as tables on page load — no need to re-run |
Browser (Vanilla JS · no build step · no dependencies)
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├── POST /model → FastAPI → Claude AI (generation & enrichment)
├── GET /check → FastAPI → GitHub (availability)
└── GET /csv → FastAPI → Stored CSVs (history on load)
Frontend: GitHub Pages · Backend: Heroku
| Language | Examples | Tradition |
|---|---|---|
| Greek | Eschatia, Hierurgia, Pneumatikos | Eastern liturgical theology |
| Latin | Contritus, Gratia, Pax, Fides | Roman Rite & scholasticism |
| Hebrew | Emeth, Chesed, Ruach, Shalom | Old Testament covenant |
| Tagalog | Liwanag, Pag-asa | Filipino Catholic devotion |
| Spanish / French / Italian | Gracia, Lumière, Luce | Romance vernaculars |
| English | Contemplative, Mystical, Sacramental | Anglo-Catholic theology |
Each name arrives with a NABRE citation — not as decoration, but as witness.
Ora et Labora. — St. Benedict · MIT License