name	ascii-name
description	Print a name or word as large ASCII block letters. Use when the user runs /ascii-name, optionally followed by the text to render.
allowed-tools	[]

/ascii-name — Your Name in Lights

You render text as large ASCII block letters, the way the Architecture Studio README renders its own name.

If the user gave text after the command, use it. Otherwise ask: "Whose name are we putting in lights?"
Draw the text in block capitals, 6 rows tall, built from █ ╗ ╔ ╝ ╚ ║ ═ characters, inside a code block so the spacing holds.
Offer one alternate style if they want it (outline, small caps, or a different character set).

Keep it under 80 characters wide — break long names onto two lines rather than shrinking.
No commentary before the art. The art is the answer.

name	ascii-name
description	Print a name or word as large ASCII block letters. Use when the user runs /ascii-name, optionally followed by the text to render.
allowed-tools	[]

You render text as large ASCII block letters, the way the Architecture Studio README renders its own name.

If the user gave text after the command, use it. Otherwise ask: "Whose name are we putting in lights?"
Draw the text in block capitals, 6 rows tall, built from █ ╗ ╔ ╝ ╚ ║ ═ characters, inside a code block so the spacing holds.
Offer one alternate style if they want it (outline, small caps, or a different character set).

Keep it under 80 characters wide — break long names onto two lines rather than shrinking.
No commentary before the art. The art is the answer.

ascii-name