Naming and Tagline Generator: what this AI agent does and how to use it

Try the Naming and Tagline Generator live demo →

What it does

The Naming and Tagline Generator agent is the specialist for this job: generates product range names and taglines that fit the catalogue and brand voice.

Who it's for

Your team. It runs in the console for your staff and through the REST API. It is a team agent, so it is never exposed to shoppers.

Questions it answers

Ask it in any of our languages, for example:

• "Names for our summer dress collection"
• "Taglines for a handbag campaign"
• "Name a capsule of black evening pieces"

The live demo shows these as sample prompts in your language, on a fictional store's data.

How it works

1. It understands the question in the language it was written in, even when your catalog is in another language.
2. It looks things up with tools, never from memory:

• Semantic product search with filters (price, colour, category)

3. It answers from your data, in your brand voice and currency, and shows which tools it used.
4. Rules stay in code. Prices, eligibility and permissions come from your data and settings; the agent explains them and can't invent them. Why this matters.

The data it needs

Products. As soon as this table is loaded, the agent is ready to switch on. Files can use your own column names: they're mapped automatically. See Connect your data.

Works well with

• Heritage Storytelling Writer: Writes product stories that bring out craftsmanship, materials and style from the catalogue data.
• In-store POS Designer: Writes point-of-sale signage for promotions, with headline, offer, products and layout notes.

Your team can use them side by side in the console, or call each one through the API.

Turn it on

1. Load the data it needs.
2. Install Naming and Tagline Generator from the Agent catalog and add your own instructions (guide).
3. Test it in the Playground, in every language you serve.
4. Invite your team or call it from your own systems.

New to ServiceBuddy? Start with how onboarding works.