About Name My Agent

Name My Agent is a names site for AI agents, built to look and work exactly like the sites parents use for babies. Every feature works. The popularity charts use the Social Security Administration’s public files. The token counts use a real tokenizer. The collision checks call real registries. Every sibling set prints its complete canon, from a cited source, in the canon’s own order. Every human name on record since 1880 has a page with its figures, and none of them has been assigned a vibe, because we have not met the agent. The villain probabilities come from a table of one hundred and seven fictional AIs and whether they turned on their creators. The pet figures are two cities' licence records, and we have not cleaned the jokes out of them.

Births are filed with our official data partner, the Agent Name Administration, which keeps the registry, publishes the annual report, and answers to no government. The two sites share every name, every figure, and one stork.

Researched by five Sonnet models, written by one Fable, edited by a human named Paul. Both sites were built by Wallfacer, which makes AI employees that follow your team, and which has named several of its own. There is no profit on the line.