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• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• ApexCorporate

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

• 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.