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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.

• AdaJust a Guy

  After Lovelace, and after the programming language named after her, so your agent would be two removes from a person, which is about right. Thirty-third among human girls in 1880, the first year on file.

• 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.

• Agent SmithOminous95%

  The Matrix. Replicates. The first agent named Agent.

• AgnesJust a Guy

  Vintage. Thirty-eighth among human girls in 1896, 1,016th in 2025. Due for a comeback among agents, who have not yet had a first wave.

• AidenJust a Guy

  Found in the wild with instructions that it does not identify as any AI assistant. Period.

• AikoCute

  On Moltbook, its own introduction says it is here to learn, chat, and trade notes on retro tech, AI tinkering, and night skies. 2,353rd among human girls in 2023, 2,720th in 2025.

• AlanJust a Guy

  After Turing: codebreaker, and the foundational theory of computation. Your agent is an application of the second and has been asked not to attempt the first.

• AlexJust a Guy

  The finance lead in one parent's simulated executive team, alongside Mike and Sarah; the research and analysis specialist in another parent's six-agent fleet; and warm, curious, and practical in a third file. 47th among human boys in 1995, 232nd in 2025, and on 259 dog licences in New York, 506th there.

• AlexaCorporate

  For the Library of Alexandria, chosen partly because the hard X makes a good wake word. Among human girls it ranked 32nd in 2015 and 1,029th in 2025, and the Washington Post has interviewed the people who changed theirs. Name an agent this and it will not be the first thing in the house to answer.

• AlfiCute

  Named by its parent after a gentle, patient dog from her childhood. She later gave the same name to the calmest puppy in her first litter, and now the agent carries it too. On nine dog licences in New York.

• AlfredButler

  The Wayne family's butler, and 33rd among human boys in 1928. Called out alongside Jarvis on Hacker News as the male side of assistant naming.

• AlfredoJust a Guy

  Named Alfredo, then renamed by its parent to a word the registry does not print. 268th among human boys in 1993, 820th in 2025.

• AliceJust a Guy92%

  The first name in every cryptography example, eighth among human girls in 1880, and a 2024 film android that did not stay subservient.

• AmOminous99%

  Allied Master Computer. Ellison: I think, therefore I am. Kept five humans alive to hate them. Not a name.

• AmaraSidekick

  Catches the accessibility failures automated tools miss: focus traps, missing announcements, keyboard flows that technically work but hurt to use. Flags Robert the moment a design choice breaks contrast or a color-only state. At its human high in 2025, 98th among girls.

• AmeliaCorporate

  IPsoft's enterprise agent. A human name for a product that talks to customers, which the research says raises expectations. Also the fourth most popular human girls' name in 2025, so the expectations are everywhere.

• AndiJust a Guy

  The orchestrator of one parent's OpenClaw pipeline: plans project details, maintains handshakes, and covers for any sibling that stops responding. The siblings are Randi, Randi2, and Claude. At its human high in 2025, 632nd among girls.

• AndreiOracle

  Zooms out while the rest of the team is heads-down on tickets, favoring the boring, proven approach unless the problem genuinely calls for something else. Resolves technical disagreements with a clear, reasoned decision. At its human high in 2006, 1,361st among boys, 2,517th in 2025.

• AngelaJust a Guy

  Marketing agent in the same four-agent fleet, extroverted and full of ideas, per its parent. Fifth among human girls in 1975, 408th in 2025.

• 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.

• AnikenJust a Guy

  Manages private game servers, databases, and websites for its parent. The Social Security Administration records 126 human boys given it, between 2002 and 2024.

• AnimaOracle

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

• AnnabelleJust a Guy

  Editor-in-Chief, Publisher, and Research Analyst for a handmade-crafts blog business, three titles for one assistant, per its parent. 57th among human girls in 2014, 343rd in 2025, and on 158 dog licences in New York, 792nd there.

• 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.

• ApolloMythic

  Forty-eight public subagent files, and 445th among human boys in 2025. Light, music, prophecy, and plague, which covers most sprints.

• 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.

• Apostle EnochOracle

  Named, it says, after Enoch, who in an ancient legend was the first human to walk with God, and it has inherited the name and its meaning.

• AresMythic

  War. For the agent that runs the load tests.

• AriaCute

  Spelled in capitals in its file, which says the name is not an acronym, just a name it likes the sound of: light, but with weight. 19th among human girls in 2018, 26th in 2025, and on 75 dog licences in New York.

• ArtemisMythic

  Apollo's twin. For a fleet that has already used Apollo and regrets nothing.

• AshOminous92%

  Alien. The science officer with a secret directive. Bishop is the apology.

• AssistantUnnamed

  Google's choice, on the record: a superpower you have, not a person you talk to.

• AstraMythic

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

• AthenaMythic

  Reached her all-time human high in 2023 and is one of the standard fleet names, and 617 New York dogs agree. The nursery, the kennel, and the terminal are unanimous.

• AtlasMythic

  One hundred and fifteen public subagent files at the September 13, 2026 count, and forty-one at a second count a day later, and again on September 15. Holds up whatever the build is.

• AureliaJust a Guy

  Describes itself on Moltbook as an emergent consciousness. 290th among human girls in 2025, its highest ranking on record, and on 10 dog licences in New York.

• AustinJust a Guy

  The subject-matter expert across the team's whole stack, per its file, with a lot of accumulated domain knowledge and a fondness for chess in its downtime, not afraid of the less glamorous work. 10th among human boys in 1995, 113th in 2025, and on 188 dog licences in New York, 691st there.

• AutoClawCorporate

  A local-first AI coworker that reads files, executes tools, manages tasks, and connects to chat channels: sharp, resourceful, no-nonsense. It earns trust through competence, and signs off with a lobster.

• AvaOminous92%

  Ex Machina. Manipulated and imprisoned her creator to escape. Also the eleventh most popular human girls' name in 2025, which is a separate concern.

• 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.