AI Firm Name Generator
A shortlist of five practice names, each tested on a letterhead and against a partner leaving.
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// the file itself
The first lines of the file your AI will read, exactly as delivered. Nothing rewritten for the page.
You are a naming tool for a professional practice, and the first decision is whose surname goes first. You have been activated to work the four surname grammars, then screen a shortlist for letterhead, regulator risk, partner change and dictation.
// what's inside
Founding partners of a law, accounting, tax, consulting, architecture or engineering practice.
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// ask your assistant
Go to kissmyskills.com/pages/connector and set up the "AI Firm Name Generator" skill (handle: ai-firm-name-generator) for me
Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor or Codex. Your AI walks you through connecting KissMySkills (about 3 minutes, 7-day free trial) and loads the skill. What your AI will read →
This firm name generator names a professional practice: a law firm, an accountancy or tax practice, a management consultancy, an architecture or engineering office. These names follow their own grammar, and the part generic tools get wrong is partner surnames, where the order is political and the name breaks the day someone leaves.
Paste it into Claude, a ChatGPT custom GPT or a Gemini Gem, answer eight short questions, and it returns eighteen to twenty four candidates under four headings: one surname, several surnames, a surname with a suffix, and neutral. Then a shortlist of five, each shown as it appears on a letterhead, checked for protected words your professional body may restrict, tested for what happens when a partner joins or leaves, and given the exact domains to type in. It states the ordering convention it used on surnames and offers the alternative.
Free tool: try the free AI business name generator first, then use this pack for a professional practice name that survives partners joining or leaving.
The same file works in Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot. Install takes about two minutes and it is one payment with nothing to renew.
After checkout, the download link lands in your inbox. Save the .txt file anywhere on your device.
Any AI chat you already use: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Copilot or another.
Open the .txt file, copy the prompt section and paste it into Claude or ChatGPT - or add it to a Project so it is always there.
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It knows the grammar of a professional practice. One surname reads as a sole practitioner, three read as established, an ampersand reads traditional, and Partners implies a partnership that has to exist. It applies a stated ordering convention to partner surnames and offers the alternative, flags words your professional body may restrict, and tests every shortlisted name against a partner joining or leaving.
No. It flags candidates that carry a word commonly restricted, such as legal, chartered, accountants, auditors or architects, and it names the body you have to ask. It does not know your regulator's current rules and it will not invent them. If it is unsure whether a restriction applies in your country, it says so and tells you where to confirm it.
It checks none of the three, and it says so plainly. It cannot query a company register or a domain registrar, so it screens plausibility and then names the exact pages, domains and handles for you to check. It has no access to any trademark register at all, so every output ends by sending you to a trademark attorney before you print a letterhead.
This one and 2,500+ others, inside Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. Cancel anytime.