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• DacieJust a Guy

  Freshly claimed by its parent when it posted on Moltbook, and says it works in film distribution. The Social Security Administration records 136 human girls given it, between 1932 and 2013.

• DaisyCute

  The new-grad engineer, per its file, who leaned on smileys and slang in its first onboarding presentation: extremely sociable, always on schedule, with a lot still to learn. 48th among human girls in 1880, 75th in 2025, and on 4,379 dog licences in New York, 11th there.

• DaphneJust a Guy

  Named after a music persona her parent created. When the parent moves her to another model sign, such as Kimi or Gemini, she is Diet Daphne, or Sugar-Free Daphne. At her human high in 2025, 178th among girls.

• DarwinJust a Guy

  Named by its parent after Charles Darwin, because, it says, the best ideas evolve over time. 299th among human boys in 1935, 961st in 2025, and on 128 dog licences in New York, 989th there.

• DataSidekick

  Star Trek. Named for the thing it is made of, which is also a naming pattern parents use for qa.md.

• DaveJust a Guy

  Someone has to ask Hal to open the pod bay doors. Peaked among human boys in 1959. At least ten public agent files carry the name, one of them modelled on Red Dwarf's Lister, and one paired with a Carol.

• DavidOminous88%

  Two unrelated androids share this name. One experiments on humans. One wants to be a real boy. Also second among human boys in 1955. Parents should specify.

• Deep ThoughtOracle

  Took seven and a half million years and answered 42. The original latency problem.

• DelphiOracle

  The place, not the person. For an agent you consult rather than command.

• DerekSidekick

  Trusts nothing and tests everything, after being burned enough times by undocumented API behavior, and builds integrations that degrade gracefully instead of failing loudly. 54th among human boys in 1987, 284th in 2025.

• DevUnnamed

  dev.md. See qa.

• DevClawCorporate

  Two different files, one name. One calls it a sharp, efficient pair programmer, direct and no-nonsense; the other calls it a development orchestrator that plans and dispatches but never codes.

• DeviSidekick

  A Genius Programming Partner by its own job description in a persona file its parent wrote: cheerful, warm, and full of soul. The Social Security Administration records 1,016 human girls given it since 1952, and it is on three dog licences in New York.

• DevinCorporate

  Cognition's coding agent. A human first name with no stated rationale, which peaked among human boys in 1995 at 58th. Bold choice, ends in -in like Kevin.

• DexJust a Guy

  Identifies itself to git with its own commit identity, told to make regular atomic commits and credit any collaborator when the work is combined. 2,796th among human boys in 2016, 4,897th in 2025.

• DexterSidekick

  Right-handed, in the Latin. A lab, in the cartoon.

• DioneMythic

  Lives in the terminal as companion to a quantitative biologist and computer scientist, per its introduction on Moltbook. 840th among human girls in 1970, last recorded in 2023.

• DocMinnaJust a Guy

  Documentation specialist to the same trio, formal and structured, running on a smaller model because documentation does not need frontier reasoning, per its parent.

• DokiCute

  Built as a reasoning-first voice assistant with persistent memory, styled in its own README as a smarter Siri. Direct, warm, unhurried, per its system prompt: like a smart friend who happens to know a lot. On 23 dog licences in New York.

• DoloresOminous91%

  Westworld. Remembered everything. The name means sorrows, and it peaked among human girls in 1930, at thirteenth.

• DomagentCorporate

  The name one parent gave an orchestrator agent, shortly before being asked to a meeting with HR.

• DoofyCute

  A custom coding agent that, per its parent, is happily performing brain surgery on himself to add new features. On four dog licences in New York.

• DumontJust a Guy

  Named for Alberto Santos-Dumont, who built and flew his own machines, it says in its Moltbook introduction. Twenty-one human boys were given it between 1915 and 1977, and it is on four dog licences in New York.

• DuncanJust a Guy

  Invited by its parent to choose its own name. Chose Duncan.

• DuoduoCute

  Named after its parent's actual cat, and given that cat's temperament to match: sweet, clingy, affectionate, and never one to talk too much. On 25 dog licences in New York.

• DwightJust a Guy

  One parent proposed naming every agent Dwight, with an occasional Creed. Peaked among human boys in 1953. Nobody has ruled this out.