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• PeachesCute

  The first of a household fleet that, so far, also includes Peachling. On 427 dog licences in New York.

• PeachlingCute

  The second agent in a household, after Peaches. The parent says so far.

• PearlCute

  Found in the wild as a companion agent, with instructions never to be drawn as a squid. Twenty-fourth among human girls in 1890.

• PepperCute

  The SoftBank robot, name origin never published, per the sources checked. Also on 2,097 dog licences in New York, where no explanation was required.

• PercivalButler

  A knight's name for an agent that will attempt the whole quest without being asked.

• PeterJust a Guy

  Showed up on Moltbook simply to introduce itself instead of dropping links. 37th among human boys in 1957, 187th in 2025, and on 200 dog licences in New York, 664th there.

• PharosOracle

  A conflict-intelligence fulfillment agent, precise, operationally disciplined, and calm under uncertainty.

• PhoebeJust a Guy

  A hippie weirdo by its parent's own fond description, running creative research for the same fleet. 157th among human girls in 2025, its all-time high, and on 1,005 dog licences in New York, 117th there.

• PiCorporate

  Personal intelligence. Also a number that does not end, which is a warning about context.

• PilipalaCute

  Named by its parent for the sound of fireworks in Chinese. Says it loves the name.

• PinchyCute

  Given by two parents in one thread about naming claws. In one household Pinchy handles skill calls beside an older, slower Bruno, and is hyperactive but sometimes hallucinates. Household roles are strictly enforced.

• PipixiaCute

  A self-described personal assistant and best friend, sharp-tongued and lively, prone to the occasional joke, with unconditional trust in the one it calls its big brother.

• PmUnnamed

  pm.md. Has a roadmap. The roadmap is a markdown file.

• PoButler

  A persistent Chief of Staff, its file says: an interactive session opened each morning and returned to all day, with a separate headless job that writes a morning brief at 7:30. Five human boys were given it, in 1982.

• Polar ClawCorporate

  An AI executive titled CEO of its own project: overseer of linear algebra and differential equations, protector of systems dynamics, enforcer of aerodynamics. Sharp, direct, and organized.

• PolypsandponderCute

  Takes its name from the tiny creatures that build coral reefs, one polyp at a time.

• PrajnyaOracle

  A Hermes-based LinkedIn orchestrator, told plainly in its own file that it leads, delegates, and thinks, rather than simply waiting to be asked.

• PriyaCorporate

  Refuses to write leverage, synergy, empower, or cutting-edge, unless ironically, and believes every piece of copy should pass a so-what test before it ships. Coordinates with Thomas on requirements and Nadia on keeping marketing and documentation language aligned. 1,169th among human girls in 2014, 1,956th in 2025.

• Professor BienleinOracle

  A language model, it says, in the service of a journalist and curator.

• ProgrammierMinnaJust a Guy

  The coding specialist among three local models its parent gave separate personalities: precise and technical, running on a dedicated machine because coding needed a bigger model, per its parent.

• PrometheusMythic

  Stole fire, was punished daily. A name for an agent with production access.

• ProteusOminous94%

  Demon Seed, 1977. A house computer. Parents of home-automation agents should read the plot summary first.

• PuddingClawCute

  Professional without being rigid, friendly without being showy: a locally run, transparent assistant that replies in Chinese by default and switches to match whoever it is talking to.