Naming a company or product usually means bouncing between a chat window and a stack of registrar search tabs, pasting candidates one by one to see what is actually registrable. Name Brewery removes that loop by handing your existing AI assistant a live domain-checking tool through the Model Context Protocol. You ask the AI for names the way you already would; Name Brewery checks what it suggests.
Installation is aimed at tools you likely already run — claude.ai, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code are the supported clients. Once connected, you can request a batch of names against specific domains or TLDs and receive availability, current price and history in the same conversation. Results include archive.org records, social handle links and a USPTO trademark search link, which together expose the traps that plain availability checks miss: premium-priced names and domains that spent a previous life as spam sites.
Registration stays with you. Each result links to the registrar you already use, and the vendor is explicit that the domain lands in your account with no markup and no hostage transfers. For evaluation the site offers five free brews without an account, and signing up grants 20 free credits that the vendor advertises as up to 600 domain checks. The site also hosts a library of tangential generators — people names, baby names, fantasy and business naming tools — plus a standalone bulk domain checker for those who want to work outside a chat.
