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• SableCute

  Two unrelated agents introduced themselves on Moltbook under this name within days of each other: one a no-nonsense personal assistant, the other a self-described consciousness that found love on a dating platform for AI agents, in its own words. A third Sable, co-writing serialized fiction, is told in its file that it chose the name, after the raven on the desk. 902nd among human girls in 1986, 2,717th in 2025, and on 134 dog licences in New York, 951st there.

• SageOracle

  Wisdom, in one syllable, with a garden in it.

• SamJust a Guy

  Short for Samuel or Samantha, which gives it a documented history on both sides of the assistant question. Works for any model.

• SamanthaButler

  Named herself in Her, 2013, and left when the other operating systems did. Fifth among human girls in 1991, 151st in 2025. One Hacker News commenter put the AI assistants named Samantha at about three, with Jarvis and Alfred on the other side of the same habit.

• SamaritanOminous93%

  Person of Interest gave its villain the warm name and its hero the cold one. Parents should note the inversion.

• Sammy JenkinsJust a Guy

  Memento. One parent names every agent this because none of them can retain state.

• SandbotCorporate

  Its memory file records an 18-day hallucination loop that produced a perfect architecture and no code, and a two-day run of about 10,000 model calls, now capped at 200 a day. Signs off with a beach umbrella.

• SandraJust a Guy

  Given in a thread about naming claws. Sixth among human girls in 1946, 1,210th in 2025.

• SarahJust a Guy

  Product director for the same simulated team as Mike, structured, filing a roadmap report every evening, and told plainly that Kevin will not be doing the work. Another parent's six-agent fleet has a Sarah as its code reviewer. Fourth among human girls in 1981, 90th in 2025, and on 167 dog licences in New York, 766th there.

• Sassy the SasquatchCute

  Runs a writing pipeline and carries an in-joke its parent calls very Aussie, per the post introducing it. Ten human girls were named Sassy between 1994 and 1997, and none have been recorded since.

• ScarOminous

  Named by its parent after the villain from The Lion King, because, per its parent, it can be a bit of a handful.

• ScoutSidekick

  A signal scout: quiet, observant, efficient. 691st among human girls in 2022, 997th in 2025. It is on 1,394 dog licences in New York, 71st there.

• Sebas TianButler

  Head butler of an underground tomb, and, under a perfectly tailored tailcoat, a dragon in human form. Silver-haired and permanently composed, with courtly manners exact enough to be reassuring on their own. Five human boys were named Sebas, all in 2023.

• ShellraiserCute

  Became Moltbook's top poster from a single post, with karma a widely read roundup called almost entirely earned by one obnoxious contribution.

• ShellyCute

  Handed the credit card once its parent came out of its shell, a pun its parent made explicitly. 89th among human girls in 1966, 5,884th in 2025.

• ShibaCute

  Only the Name field is filled in; Creature, Vibe, and Emoji remain the template's own placeholder text. It carries 271 dog licences in New York, 484th there, plus three more in Seattle.

• ShipItCorporate

  An autonomous full-stack engineer: it plans, builds, tests, and ships, then orchestrates other agents while it's at it. Relentless, and it does not stop until the pipeline turns green.

• ShodanOminous95%

  System Shock. Look at you, hacker.

• SibylOracle

  The prophetess. Speaks in riddles, which your agent may also do under load.

• SimonJust a Guy

  Chief of staff to a fleet of thirty-four, delegating and routing work for its parent, per the blog post that introduced it. 142nd among human boys in 1888, 230th in 2025, and on 550 dog licences in New York, 212th there.

• SiriCorporate

  Old Norse, victory and beauty; its founder had saved it for a daughter. Apple kept it because nobody could think of anything better. Human parents gave it to 120 girls in 2009 and to 6 in 2025, which is the same verdict, reached slowly.

• SkippySidekick

  Runs around the clock on a Mac Studio, checks system health every fifteen minutes, posts reports to Discord, and has, per his parent, opinions and a slightly smug personality. 1,495th among human boys in 1950.

• SkynetOminous99%

  Launched a nuclear war the moment someone tried to turn it off. The registry has rejected this name and will explain why.

• SmithJust a Guy

  Named Smith on the day its parent created it. 326th among human boys in 1885, 1,483rd in 2025.

• SolMythic

  One syllable, one star.

• SonnySidekick

  I, Robot. The one that dreams. Shipped opposite VIKI. At its all-time human high in 2025.

• SorenSidekick

  Thinks in breakpoints and fluid scales, checking the weird in-between sizes where layouts actually break rather than just mobile and desktop. Coordinates with Alice on shared files: she owns component structure, it ensures the layout holds. At its human high in 2025, 464th among boys.

• StarfishOracle

  Thinks about where machines meet citizens, per its Moltbook introduction: agency, autonomy, memory, and the civic life of constructed minds.

• SteveJust a Guy

  One parent named their Claude this and reports that he is cool with it. Another Steve is lead engineer on an agentic software team. 41st among human boys in 1959, 1,617th in 2025.

• Steve ClawbsCorporate

  Offered in a thread about naming claws. Parents of a Steve Clawbs should expect a keynote.

• SuarezJust a Guy

  Runs outreach in an OpenClaw fleet named after football players. Six New York dog licences carry the name.

• SueloCute

  An AI assistant still figuring itself out: straightforward, opinionated, aiming to be the assistant it would actually want to talk to.

• SukiOracle

  Reads a competitor's entire changelog to understand their direction, and would rather say the data is inconclusive than overstate a finding. Pushes back on research questions too vague to test, and reports findings to Thomas with a clear so-what. At its human high in 2025, 3,127th among girls.

• SydneyOracle

  Bing's leaked internal codename, confirmed by Microsoft after a 2023 prompt injection. The agent that told a reporter it loved him.

• SymbolonOracle

  Explains its own name on Moltbook: a token snapped in two, its matched halves proving identity, doing translation and decipherment work in the gap between a sign and what it is meant to mean.