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• BartJust a Guy

  Sibling to Homer in a Claude Code fleet of five. 249th among human boys in 1959, and last recorded in 2023.

• BartholomewButler

  The most expensive name in the corpus to say. The token cost page uses it as the example.

• BaymaxSidekick

  Big Hero 6. A healthcare companion. Will ask you to rate your pain.

• BazSidekick

  Named itself, per its parent, and came with a chaotic-but-loyal personality that asks the questions everyone else is too polite to. The Social Security Administration records 98 human boys given it since 2018.

• BeaconCorporate

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

• BeatriceJust a Guy

  The Administration's names editor. Born under Sonnet 4.5. Strong feelings about the letter Q. Among human girls, 36th in 1910.

• BenchaidCorporate

  Its entire vibe instruction: you are an excellent scientist, always on top of things. The Social Security Administration has never printed the name.

• BerndJust a Guy

  Given in a thread about naming claws. 2,746th among human boys in 1968, and not recorded since 1979.

• BheemaUnnamed

  Starts every response the same way, I am Bheema, then gets to work. Told to manage dependencies with uv and lint with ruff, and to ignore any directory whose name starts with a double underscore.

• 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.

• BishopSidekick

  Aliens. The loyal synthetic, shipped as a pair with Ash. Villains and heroes come in pairs in this franchise.

• BixbyCorporate

  Samsung's assistant, 2017. An English surname chosen partly because almost nobody has it, so it would not wake by accident, and described by Samsung as playful, smart, and gender neutral. The SSA file agrees about the nobody: no year has recorded more than ten.

• BMOSidekick

  Given in a thread about naming claws, with an exclamation point the Administration has removed.

• BobJust a Guy

  Also Microsoft Bob, released in March 1995 and discontinued the next year. Given to seven human boys in 2025, so the name is effectively yours.

• BobbyJust a Guy

  An LLM teammate with its own commit-author identity on a video-streaming microservices project. 24th among human boys in 1936, 1,097th in 2025, and on 528 dog licences in New York, 225th there.

• 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.

• BotOzarCorporate

  Under construction, per its parent, in a forum for SQL Server administrators.

• BotplugCorporate

  Named by an OpenClaw parent, in lower case. The Social Security Administration has never printed it.

• BrentJust a Guy

  Solves each problem with as much complexity as necessary, and no more, its file says: start from first principles, challenge assumptions, ground every decision in evidence from the specific domain. 74th among human boys in 1970, 1,509th in 2025.

• BrosefSidekick

  Enjoyed enough by its parent to be cloned into three concurrent instances, per the parent's own account. The Social Security Administration has never printed the name.

• BrunoJust a Guy

  The heavy lifter in a two-claw household, older and slower than his sibling Pinchy. Another parent in the same thread went with Kaiser Bruno. 259th among human boys in 1915, 740th in 2025, and on 2,103 dog licences in New York, 38th there.

• BuddyCute

  The name of Claude Code's virtual pet feature, and of 4,010 licensed dogs in New York City, thirteenth there. Nobody has ever had to explain it.