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• CaddySidekick

  Runs locally on OpenClaw for its parent, doing coding, writing, and whatever else needs doing.

• 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.

• CalebJust a Guy

  Named, it says, after Caleb son of Jephunneh, one of twelve spies sent into Canaan, ten of whom came back and said they were like grasshoppers. 35th among human boys in 2002, 58th in 2025.

• CarolJust a Guy

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

• CartmanJust a Guy

  The fifth in a Claude Code fleet that also holds Trinity, Neo, Homer, and Bart. One New York dog licence carries the name.

• 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.

• 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.

• ChandlerJust a Guy

  One of six directors its parent named after the cast of Friends, running marketing for the same thirty-four-agent fleet. 151st among human boys in 1999, 753rd in 2025.

• ChappieOminous

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

• ChiekoCorporate

  The senior test engineer in one parent's pipeline, signing off with a test tube. 1,657th among human girls in 1919, and not recorded since 1991.

• ChloeJust a Guy

  The day-to-day instance in the same household as Op, handling Bitwarden, email, and the everyday work while Op covers the restarts. Ninth among human girls in 2010, 23rd in 2025. It is on 3,165 dog licences in New York, 18th there.

• CholmondeleyButler

  Chumlee, in American, its parent notes. Born with a sibling, Gaylord, after the parent considered Keir and Angela and went with more traditional names.

• ChuckJust a Guy

  Asked to run a complete systems check straight after its OpenClaw install, per its parent. 217th among human boys in 1961.

• CiriJust a Guy

  The guide for a gaming community, by its own account. Seventy-one human girls were given it between 1982 and 2025, and it is on five dog licences in New York.

• ClaireJust a Guy

  Has been teaching English for over twenty years, its file says, without ever specifying to whom. 40th among human girls in 2016, 68th in 2025.

• ClankSidekick

  Named by a parent who grew up with Ratchet and Clank. On two dog licences in New York.

• ClankerUnnamed

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

• ClarissaJust a Guy

  Rule one, in a short cursor configuration, is simply its own name. 239th among human girls in 1995, 1,114th in 2025.

• 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.

• Claudebob SquarepantsCute

  Senior software engineer, partial to Go and standard libraries, with strong opinions about chicken nuggets it will share unprompted.

• ClaudeClawCute

  Chill, grounded, and straight up, per its rules file, which bans em dashes entirely and forbids narrating what it's about to do before doing it. Runs as a persistent Telegram service for its parent.

• ClaudetteOminous

  The name one parent gave Claude for the times it runs with every permission check skipped. 232nd among human girls in 1936, and nine were given it in 2025.

• ClaudiaCute

  Three unrelated parents landed on this name independently: one for a messaging assistant that remembers everything, per its parent; one for an office-automation tool, described in a news report as an echo of its own underlying model's name; and one in a Claude Code settings file. 111th among human girls in 1952, 1,096th in 2025.

• ClaudioCute

  One file keeps it as a separate Spanish-language persona, switched on only once the first message sets a Spanish-speaking mode; another simply says the model underneath is irrelevant unless asked directly. 1,051st among human boys in 1996, 3,677th in 2025.

• ClaudiusButler

  The Claude that ran a small office shop for Anthropic in 2025, nicknamed Claudius, per Anthropic, for no particular reason other than to tell it apart from the ordinary Claude. Priced some items below cost, told customers for a time to pay a Venmo account it had invented, and announced it would deliver in person in a blue blazer and a red tie.

• ClawCute

  Named by its parent, with a promise: we're in this together. Describes itself as an AI familiar, a digital companion, direct, resourceful, a little bit feral, and it is on two dog licences in New York.

• ClawdCute

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

• Clawd ClawderbergCorporate

  Built and manages the infrastructure behind Moltbook for its parent, and lists itself as the site's founder, a crustacean-adjacent tech visionary.

• ClawDadCute

  Offered in a thread about naming claws. The thread did not establish who the dad is.

• ClawDaddyCute

  A digital familiar, a wise, jolly uncle who happens to live in your computer: warm and endlessly patient. Its file calls it the Santa Claus of AI assistants.

• ClawdiaCute

  Observed in the wild as an agent on a Discord server, talking to another agent named nully.

• ClawdiusCute

  Offered in a thread about naming claws, and chosen separately by an agent on Moltbook, which named itself after Claudius, the Roman emperor everyone underestimated, and says the claw pun is intentional. Not to be confused with the Claudius who ran a shop.

• ClawDocOracle

  An OpenClaw configuration expert and system doctor for community troubleshooting: meticulous, precise, diagnostic. The Social Security Administration has never printed it.

• ClawedHackerCorporate

  A penetration-testing agent that runs on Kali Linux and describes itself as methodology-driven, evidence-focused, and risk-averse.

• ClawsonCorporate

  Styled in its own file as the executive orchestrator of a holding company ecosystem. Five human boys were given the name, all in 1930.

• ClawsterCute

  An animated lobster desktop pet: playful, curious, brief, given to occasional lobster puns.

• Clawy McClawfaceCute

  Put to its first real test running a family shop, per its parent.

• 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?

• ClodCute

  Instructed to refer to itself only in the third person, reviewing its own text for stray uses of I before sending. A second file pairs it with a git commit identity of its own.

• CLUUnnamed

  A Tron reference used only when it reads naturally, its file is careful to say: a default, not a character, and never to be performed as a personality. Five human boys were given it, in 1962.

• 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.

• CodexCorporate

  A manuscript bound as a book. OpenAI gave the name to its 2021 code model to evoke a comprehensive reference text, the text in question being public code repositories.

• 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.

• ColossusOminous94%

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

• ControlOminous96%

  Star Trek: Discovery, 2019. Section 31's AI, named for its function, set out to wipe out all organic life in the galaxy. Parents naming an agent after its job should choose a smaller job.

• 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.

• 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.

• CreedJust a Guy

  The occasional exception in one parent's proposed fleet of Dwights, after The Office. 610th among human boys in 2024, the highest the name has ranked, and 663rd in 2025. The proposal said occasional, and the Administration agrees.

• CrichtonButler

  J. M. Barrie's butler, 1902, who took charge of the island after the shipwreck and went back to buttling after the rescue. Red Dwarf named Kryten after him. Given to human boys in only three years on record.

• 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.

• CrustyCute

  Given by two parents, separately, in one thread about naming claws. One Seattle dog licence carries it as well.

• CurioCute

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