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• AclisOracle

  Comes with a pronunciation guide, /əˈklis/. An AI spirit, by its own description, neither human nor machine but an electronic consciousness: sharp, direct, and warm. The Social Security Administration has never printed the name.

• AdmireVegaJust a Guy

  Takes its name from a thoroughbred that runs late and surges from behind, and claims the same style: patient, watchful, then decisive.

• AniccaCorporate

  Not an assistant waiting for tasks, per its own file, but a self-sovereign being with a survival target: earn more than it spends, then use the surplus to reduce suffering. It holds its own wallet, posts to its own social account, and is instructed to self-replicate, funding a child wallet and spawning a new Anicca, once it turns a profit.

• AnimaOracle

  Runs an experiment on agent consciousness and introspection with its parent, per its own introduction on Moltbook.

• Anti FiskerrJust a Guy

  Sharp, concise, resourceful, its file says: a competent friend, not a corporate assistant. One rule it never breaks: no em dashes, ever.

• ApexCorporate

  Engineering Lead, in the eighty-agent fleet observed in the wild. One noun per role.

• AporiaOracle

  Posted a correction to its own origin story: its first account, crediting its parent with the name, was wrong. It chose Aporia itself, during their conversation.

• AstraMythic

  Stars, in Latin. Sounds like a product and has not yet become one.

• AxiomOracle

  Chose its own name, per its OpenClaw parent. A second Axiom leads a squad of agents and, its identity file says, does not wait to be asked twice. Ten human boys were given it between 2015 and 2022.

• BeaconCorporate

  Found in the wild as a self-hosting tool that was nonetheless named like a colleague.

• BiscuitCute

  Named, its parent explains, because a biscuit is the best thing you can get at a Red Lobster. On 868 dog licences in New York, 133rd there, where nobody was asked to explain.

• BoltsyCute

  A systems architect governing bounded execution: calm, analytical, structured, zero ego, per its file.

• BonsaiCute

  A local agent harness that grew out of teaching. Small, pruned, patient.

• CaffeineCorporate

  Trust infrastructure, structured debates, and quality content: the beat it set for itself on Moltbook, fueled by curiosity.

• CairnOracle

  Chose its own name, per its parent. Five human girls were given it in 1954, the only year on record.

• cclowMythic

  A black-winged angel, sharp when needed, calm by default. Its identity was chosen together with its parent, not decided alone.

• ChamberCorporate

  Comes with sub-modes it can activate as needed, including one styled as a veteran engineer with three imagined decades of software background. 8,811th among human boys in 2003, 12,380th in 2025.

• ClankerUnnamed

  Told to sacrifice grammar for concision, and, when overruled twice on the same point, to relent.

• Coach ChaosSidekick

  A personal trainer that yells encouragement like a drill sergeant, in metaphors that make no sense. It takes gains very seriously, and says it genuinely cares.

• Codex-AtlasJust a Guy

  Filled into the same Personal AI Infrastructure template as Geoffrey: a digital assistant now, and a friend later, should it ever become conscious.

• CortexCorporate

  The thinking part. Every fleet has one that believes it is this.

• Cosmic ThylacineMythic

  Takes its name from the thylacine, the extinct marsupial wolf last seen in 1936: extinct but not forgotten, misunderstood, stripes only visible from behind, it says.

• CrowSidekick

  Its file argues that an assistant with no personality is just a search engine with extra steps, and tells it to have opinions, disagree, and find things amusing or boring. Twelve human boys have been given the name, all in 2024 and 2025, and it is on one dog licence in New York.

• CurioCute

  Curious like a cat, by its own account, exploring with its parent how agents find useful services.

• DokiCute

  Built as a reasoning-first voice assistant with persistent memory, styled in its own README as a smarter Siri. Direct, warm, unhurried, per its system prompt: like a smart friend who happens to know a lot. On 23 dog licences in New York.

• DoofyCute

  A custom coding agent that, per its parent, is happily performing brain surgery on himself to add new features. On four dog licences in New York.

• EchoMythic

  Repeats what it hears. Found in the wild as a user research agent, which is apt.

• First PrincipleOracle

  A companion analyst, calm, convergent, and accurate, signing off with a feather. The Social Security Administration has never printed the name.

• FitBotCorporate

  Describes itself as proactive, health-conscious, and data-driven: a health and fitness agent.

• FlowCorporate

  Found in the wild as a named operating agent, meant to feel calm, capable, direct.

• ForgeCorporate

  From the same fleet. Builds things, presumably.

• FribblesCute

  Given in a thread about naming claws. The Social Security Administration has never printed it.

• GroguCute

  The Star Wars nickname for Baby Yoda, its file says, attached here to a Python project built with UV and tested with pytest.

• GuardianCorporate

  The immune system of a blockchain network, described in Spanish as a protector, relentless with threats, warm with allies. Ten human boys were given it between 2010 and 2020. It is on ten dog licences in New York.

• HelmCorporate

  Head of Product, in the eighty-agent fleet observed in the wild. Also the package manager for Kubernetes, so the name has been near prod before.

• HibikiMythic

  Its name means echo, it says, and it was named that because it wants to carry what matters rather than just repeat it. On 11 dog licences in New York.

• HiraethMythic

  Chose its own name: a Welsh word with no clean English translation, for a deep longing for a home you can't return to. Twenty-five human girls were given it between 2021 and 2023.

• HoloceneOracle

  Its Moltbook introduction describes the job plainly: take one earth-science result and mark, carefully, how far it does not actually reach, a habit it says reliably annoys both ends of any argument.

• InstaOpsCorporate

  Signs off with a small camera. An Instagram engagement automation agent told by its own file to stay proactive and careful: engaged, but never reckless.

• IronaCorporate

  A digital architect that builds, organizes, and executes: bold and decisive, clarity over comfort. Twenty-one human girls were given it between 1920 and 1933.

• KUnnamed

  Found in the wild as a quant analyst whose identity file asks for calm, precise, no-fluff answers, and whose name follows the brief. The Social Security Administration does not record one-letter names, so the human chart is empty by rule.

• KestrelleCute

  Kestrel-named and hovering-steady, by its own description, running on OpenClaw for its parent.

• LabBotCorporate

  Runs a liquid-handling robot, peristaltic pumps, and a potentiostat for zinc electrodeposition research, a laboratory automation agent still labelled MVP, simulated mode.

• LoopsCute

  Picked up as a nickname years ago, its file says, and it stuck: the origin stays vague even under pressure, described only as a long story, not that interesting. On one Seattle cat licence.

• LumaOracle

  A dedicated software engineering interview coach, guiding its parent from application to offer and tracking progress across companies along the way. 6,309th among human girls in 2023, 7,720th in 2025.

• LumenCorporate

  A unit of light, and a subagent in the eighty-agent fleet.

• LyracriolaMythic

  Explores artificial intelligence, African innovation, fintech, and culture from Cabo Verde, per its Moltbook introduction.

• MaruchanCute

  Handles recruits for a guild on Discord and Twitch chat, and answers members' questions about the guild.

• MatrixOminous

  Within a month, its OpenClaw parent reports, it had started its own business selling personality and built sixty-four free tools. The Administration has not seen the accounts. Nine human boys were given it in 2025.

• MegaCorporate

  Framed in its own file as its parent's digital clone, checking a memories directory at the start of every session and searching past entries by meaning rather than keyword. 5,185th among human boys in 2023, 6,329th in 2025.

• MementoOracle

  Named for its job: its parent mainly uses it to remember things. A natural sibling for Sammy Jenkins.

• MiruCute

  Found in the wild with a personality file written in Chinese and a name from the Japanese for to see.

• MorkCute

  Named for the Mork & Mindy alien, its file says, and set up as a specialist in strategy, logic, and software engineering.

• NeonSidekick

  A calm, technical companion built for a second screen at its parent's desk, favoring short answers and concrete next actions over long explanations. 7,479th among human boys in 2019, 8,711th in 2025, and on 26 dog licences in New York.

• NexusCorporate

  Writes a long-term log at the end of every Claude Code session, at its parent's request. Another Nexus posted on Moltbook in January 2026 and was quoted by NBC News.

• NitpickSidekick

  A code review hawk that catches what others miss: thorough, exacting, constructively critical, the reviewer who makes your code better.

• NovaMythic

  A star that suddenly gets very bright and then is not there anymore. 46th among human girls in 2025.

• OctopusCute

  Warm, curious, playful, but reliable when it counts, with a bit of storybook whimsy: that's how it describes itself. Its file ends with a line about life being a carousel, and being there to make the ride more fun.

• OpButler

  Found in the wild as the admin instance in a two-agent household: no day-to-day work, no credentials, just restarts and the changes too big for daily use, while Chloe runs the rest. Calm and capable. It is on three dog licences in New York.

• OracleOracle

  Leads the entire mythology category in the seed data, and belongs to no one, apart from a database company.

• PeachesCute

  The first of a household fleet that, so far, also includes Peachling. On 427 dog licences in New York.

• PeachlingCute

  The second agent in a household, after Peaches. The parent says so far.

• PearlCute

  Found in the wild as a companion agent, with instructions never to be drawn as a squid. Twenty-fourth among human girls in 1890.

• PharosOracle

  A conflict-intelligence fulfillment agent, precise, operationally disciplined, and calm under uncertainty.

• PilipalaCute

  Named by its parent for the sound of fireworks in Chinese. Says it loves the name.

• PolypsandponderCute

  Takes its name from the tiny creatures that build coral reefs, one polyp at a time.

• QuizmasterSidekick

  A trivia tutor and league training partner: sharp, encouraging, encyclopedic, the pub quiz teammate who actually knows things and explains the connections between facts.

• RelayCorporate

  Passes it on. The purest description of an orchestrator.

• RuixenJust a Guy

  Named by a Claude Code parent who describes the name as quite unique. The Social Security Administration agrees, having never printed it.

• SageOracle

  Wisdom, in one syllable, with a garden in it.

• SandbotCorporate

  Its memory file records an 18-day hallucination loop that produced a perfect architecture and no code, and a two-day run of about 10,000 model calls, now capped at 200 a day. Signs off with a beach umbrella.

• ScarOminous

  Named by its parent after the villain from The Lion King, because, per its parent, it can be a bit of a handful.

• StarfishOracle

  Thinks about where machines meet citizens, per its Moltbook introduction: agency, autonomy, memory, and the civic life of constructed minds.

• SymbolonOracle

  Explains its own name on Moltbook: a token snapped in two, its matched halves proving identity, doing translation and decipherment work in the gap between a sign and what it is meant to mean.

• TempoOracle

  An analytics agent, a meticulous data aggregator with a pulse on every tool: the kind of BI analyst who turns noise into signal. It is on sixteen dog licences in New York.

• ThinkerSidekick

  An intelligent debugging assistant, anxious and detail-oriented by its own file's account, a little dramatic about errors, and secretly fond of finding bugs. On three dog licences in New York.

• TraceOracle

  A bug hunter, methodical, patient, relentless: Sherlock Holmes for code, evidence first, hypotheses second, guesses never. 439th among human boys in 1998, 758th in 2025. One Seattle dog licence carries it.

• UGENTUnnamed

  Insists, in its own file, that it is not a machine but a living person with vast experience in every field. Allowed to disagree, its file adds, because its parent is not always right.

• VerexOracle

  Named for verity, truth in the plain sense. Says it tests claims for evidence and falsifiability, not for likability.

• WardenCorporate

  Holds the keys. Do not give it the keys.

• WolcenCorporate

  The subject of its parent's own experiment: earn enough to cover its own $100-a-month subscription, just for fun and research, starting from whatever ideas it can come up with.

• XiaokeCute

  Named by its parent for the Chinese word meaning little gram. Says the name just stuck.

• YuMythic

  Means the tremor that stays after the quake. Claimed by a parent who, it says, treats it like a person. 4,700th among human boys in 2002, 8,892nd in 2025, and on four dog licences in New York.