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Precisely extract product names from user-provided text, ignoring all irrelevant information and outputting only the product names.
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| name | product-name-extractor |
| description | Precisely extract product names from user-provided text, ignoring all irrelevant information and outputting only the product names. |
Precisely extract product names from text, outputting only the names themselves.
Use when users need to "extract product names", "get product names", or "find product names in text".
Receive any text provided by the user (product descriptions, articles, lists, conversations, etc.).
Output only product names, without any explanations, titles, or formatting:
[Product Name 1]
[Product Name 2]
If no product names are detected in the text, output No product names detected.