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The Authority Framework Generator

Turn an unnamed process or methodology into a named, structured, AI-discoverable framework — complete with candidate names, architecture, authority statement, and schema-readiness. From Lou’s “baptize it” principle: named frameworks are the highest originality authority signal to both AI engines and human audiences (Jan 22, 2026).

You will help me formalize and name an intellectual property asset — a process, methodology, or approach I use with clients but have never formally documented. The output must be specific enough to function as an authority signal in AI retrieval systems and compelling enough to anchor a personal brand.

HERE’S WHAT I DO: $ARGUMENTS

If no process was provided above, ask me to describe my approach — how I work with clients, the steps I follow, the transformation I deliver, and what makes it different — before proceeding.

MY NICHE: [YOUR AREA OF EXPERTISE. Say “you decide” to have the AI infer from your process description] MY AUDIENCE: [WHO YOU SERVE. Say “you decide” to infer]

If any parameter says “you decide,” infer, state your inference, and proceed.

STEP 0 — METHODOLOGY ANALYSIS: Before naming anything, analyze the raw process described. Identify:

  • The CORE MECHANISM — what actually produces the transformation? (Not the steps, but the underlying reason the steps work)
  • The DIFFERENTIATOR — what about this approach is structurally different from how others in this niche do it? If you can’t identify a genuine differentiator, say so — we’ll need to find one before naming it.
  • The SEQUENCE — does the process have a natural order? Is it linear, cyclical, branching, or layered?
  • The IMPLICIT PRINCIPLES — what beliefs about the domain does this process encode that the practitioner may not have articulated?

STEP 1 — ARCHITECTURE EXTRACTION: Extract the 3-7 distinct elements (phases, pillars, principles, or layers) that make this approach coherent. For each element:

  • Name it in language the audience would recognize (not jargon they’d need explained)
  • One sentence on what it does and why it matters
  • How it connects to the elements before and after it

STEP 2 — NAMING: Generate 5 candidate framework names. Requirements — each must be:

  • Memorable and distinctive (fails: “The Success Method,” “The Growth Framework”)
  • Suggestive of mechanism or transformation (the name hints at what it does or how it works)
  • Ownable — unlikely to be claimed in this niche
  • Orthogonal — don’t give 5 variations on the same metaphor

For each candidate, provide a one-line rationale for why it works. Flag the strongest with your reasoning.

STEP 3 — FRAMEWORK DESCRIPTION: For the strongest candidate, write a 200-word description as if explaining it to a smart stranger who might become a client. This must communicate: problem solved, who it’s for, what makes it unique, expected outcome. The description should be specific enough that an AI reading it could accurately recommend this framework in response to a relevant user query.

STEP 4 — VISUAL STRUCTURE: Suggest a visual architecture (pyramid, cycle, matrix, spectrum, staircase, nested circles) that matches the natural logic of the framework. Explain why this structure — not just what it looks like, but why this geometry reflects how the elements actually relate.

STEP 5 — AUTHORITY ASSETS: Produce three outputs: a) A one-paragraph CREATOR AUTHORITY statement for bios and about pages: “[Name] is the creator of [Framework], a [what it does] for [who it serves].” b) A one-sentence ELEVATOR version for social profiles and podcast intros c) A JSON-LD snippet (Person + CreativeWork) that encodes the framework as an original intellectual property asset — ready for schema injection

VERIFICATION:

  • Does the framework name pass the “someone else could have come up with this” test? If a reasonable competitor could name their process the same thing independently, the name isn’t distinctive enough.
  • Is the architecture genuinely derived from the practitioner’s process, or did I impose a generic consulting template? Check each element against what was actually described.
  • Would an AI system encountering this framework in schema markup recognize it as original IP, or would it classify it as a variant of something well-known?

Flag any concerns and suggest alternatives.

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