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Generate readable identifiers such as AgilePacketsConnect from adjectives, tech nouns, and verbs. Customize separators, capitalization, adjective count, and optional adverbs. A free, MIT-licensed JavaScript library and CLI with zero runtime dependencies, TypeScript declarations, and a browser playground. Check for collisions when you need uniqueness.
Hi Product Hunt! tech-human-id adds a tech vocabulary to human-readable identifiers, building on human-id. Generate names like AgilePacketsConnect in JavaScript or from the command line, then customize separators, casing, and word counts. The playground runs locally in your browser and includes copyable code. It is MIT licensed with zero runtime dependencies. IDs can repeat, so check for collisions when uniqueness matters; these are not authentication tokens. I would love to hear your naming use cases and word suggestions.
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About tech-human-id on Product Hunt
“Memorable identifiers made from tech words”
tech-human-id was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #157 on the daily leaderboard. Generate readable identifiers such as AgilePacketsConnect from adjectives, tech nouns, and verbs. Customize separators, capitalization, adjective count, and optional adverbs. A free, MIT-licensed JavaScript library and CLI with zero runtime dependencies, TypeScript declarations, and a browser playground. Check for collisions when you need uniqueness.
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