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• CarolJust a Guy

  The third party in every cryptography example, and fifth among human girls in 1945. Rarely gets a subagent of her own.

• CaseSidekick

  Tars's sibling. The natural second agent for parents of a Tars.

• CassandraOracle

  Always right, never believed. Parents of review agents will recognize this.

• ChappieOminous

  Turned on his kidnappers, not his makers. The distinction matters to parents.

• ClaudeOracle

  Widely reported to honor Claude Shannon; Anthropic has not said. Naming an agent after the model is naming a retriever Dog, and since January 2026, when a trademark objection renamed a whole project over the pun, it is also paperwork. Among human boys it peaked in 1887, so the vintage market is open, and 43 New York dogs have already bought in.

• ClawdCute

  The pun that drew a trademark objection in January 2026. A charming nickname and a bad product name.

• ClawdiaCute

  Observed in the wild as a Discord bot, talking to another bot named nully.

• ClineCorporate

  Began life as Claude Dev. Renamed to CLI aNd Editor. A rare acronym that came second.

• ClippyCute

  Officially Clippit. It looks like you are naming an agent. Would you like help?

• CodexCorporate

  A manuscript bound as a book. OpenAI's coding agent, named for the oldest format there is.

• ColossusOminous94%

  1970. Merged with the Soviet computer and took over. An early multi-agent system.

• CopilotCorporate

  Deliberately not a human name: coined at GitHub for a boss who flies planes, then applied to so many products that it stopped being a name and became a job. See qa.

• CorneliusButler

  Four syllables. Costs accordingly.

• CortanaOminous

  Named for a legendary sword. Microsoft's version was nearly called Bingo.

• CortexCorporate

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