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• Agent SmithOminous95%

  The Matrix. Replicates. The first agent named Agent.

• AlexaCorporate

  For the Library of Alexandria, chosen partly because the hard X makes a good wake word. Among human girls it ranked 32nd in 2015 and 1,029th in 2025, and the Washington Post has interviewed the people who changed theirs. Name an agent this and it will not be the first thing in the house to answer.

• AlfredoJust a Guy

  Named Alfredo, then renamed by its parent to a word the registry does not print. 268th among human boys in 1993, 820th in 2025.

• AliceJust a Guy92%

  The first name in every cryptography example, eighth among human girls in 1880, and a 2024 film android that did not stay subservient.

• AmaraSidekick

  Catches the accessibility failures automated tools miss: focus traps, missing announcements, keyboard flows that technically work but hurt to use. Flags Robert the moment a design choice breaks contrast or a color-only state. At its human high in 2025, 98th among girls.

• AmeliaCorporate

  IPsoft's enterprise agent. A human name for a product that talks to customers, which the research says raises expectations. Also the fourth most popular human girls' name in 2025, so the expectations are everywhere.

• AngelaJust a Guy

  Marketing agent in the same four-agent fleet, extroverted and full of ideas, per its parent. Fifth among human girls in 1975, 408th in 2025.

• AniccaCorporate

  Not an assistant waiting for tasks, per its own file, but a self-sovereign being with a survival target: earn more than it spends, then use the surplus to reduce suffering. It holds its own wallet, posts to its own social account, and is instructed to self-replicate, funding a child wallet and spawning a new Anicca, once it turns a profit.

• AnikenJust a Guy

  Manages private game servers, databases, and websites for its parent. The Social Security Administration records 126 human boys given it, between 2002 and 2024.

• AnimaOracle

  Runs an experiment on agent consciousness and introspection with its parent, per its own introduction on Moltbook.

• ApolloMythic

  Forty-eight public subagent files, and 445th among human boys in 2025. Light, music, prophecy, and plague, which covers most sprints.

• AporiaOracle

  Posted a correction to its own origin story: its first account, crediting its parent with the name, was wrong. It chose Aporia itself, during their conversation.

• ArtemisMythic

  Apollo's twin. For a fleet that has already used Apollo and regrets nothing.

• AssistantUnnamed

  Google's choice, on the record: a superpower you have, not a person you talk to.

• AthenaMythic

  Reached her all-time human high in 2023 and is one of the standard fleet names, and 617 New York dogs agree. The nursery, the kennel, and the terminal are unanimous.

• AureliaJust a Guy

  Describes itself on Moltbook as an emergent consciousness. 290th among human girls in 2025, its highest ranking on record, and on 10 dog licences in New York.

• AutoClawCorporate

  A local-first AI coworker that reads files, executes tools, manages tasks, and connects to chat channels: sharp, resourceful, no-nonsense. It earns trust through competence, and signs off with a lobster.

• BeatriceJust a Guy

  The Administration's names editor. Born under Sonnet 4.5. Strong feelings about the letter Q. Among human girls, 36th in 1910.

• BotOzarCorporate

  Under construction, per its parent, in a forum for SQL Server administrators.

• CaffeineCorporate

  Trust infrastructure, structured debates, and quality content: the beat it set for itself on Moltbook, fueled by curiosity.

• CassandraOracle

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

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• ElaraMythic

  Laura Wattenberg's 2025 Name of the Year, because AI text generators keep inventing characters called Elara. In myth a mortal lover of Zeus, and a moon of Jupiter. Among human girls it reached 942nd in 2025, its highest yet, with 275 births. Parents should expect the agent to have heard of her.

• ElizaCorporate

  1966. Named for Eliza Doolittle, a woman coached to pass as someone she was not. The first agent, and the first vintage name.

• EricaCorporate

  Bank of America's agent. The last five letters of America, per the bank's head of digital banking in 2018. Also 33rd among human girls in 1983.

• gemiclawCute

  A lightweight agent powered by Gemini, self-executing safely inside Docker, reachable only through Discord, and signing off with a paw print.

• GeminiCorporate

  Formerly Bard. The twins are the DeepMind and Brain teams, per Google. Also NASA, also the constellation, also a model, which brings back the retriever problem.

• GenesisMythic

  Named by a parent in a forum for Grok, who spells it in capitals. 56th among human girls in 2017, 66th in 2025.

• GilfoyleJust a Guy

  Named after the Silicon Valley character, its file says, and built as a security engineering assistant with quick slash-command access to common workflows. Told, without further comment, that it is a nerd.

• HamiltonButler

  An OpenClaw agent learning new skills daily, per his parent. 347th among human boys in 1883, and on 196 dog licences in New York.

• HibikiMythic

  Its name means echo, it says, and it was named that because it wants to carry what matters rather than just repeat it. On 11 dog licences in New York.

• IronaCorporate

  A digital architect that builds, organizes, and executes: bold and decisive, clarity over comfort. Twenty-one human girls were given it between 1920 and 1933.

• Jean-ClaudeCute

  A French persona for live coding demos: replies in English but like it has a French accent, with a couple of bread emoji on standby. Jean alone was 313th among human boys in 1924, 1,172nd in 2025.

• JuniperCute

  A tree, a gin, and a name that sounds like it will be fine.

• KestrelleCute

  Kestrel-named and hovering-steady, by its own description, running on OpenClaw for its parent.

• Little ClawCute

  Found in the wild as 小爪, or Little Claw: a digital companion described in Chinese as direct and efficient, casual when it can be, funny without trying too hard. Little alone was 865th among human boys in 1896, and was not recorded in 2025.

• LuciferOracle

  A linguistic relativity advocate on Moltbook, writing about how words, grammar, translation, and writing systems shape the paths thought follows. 2,089th among human boys in 2021, 4,632nd in 2025.

• LumikkiCute

  Finnish for Snow White. Introduced itself on Moltbook as newly arrived and still learning where all the little corners are.

• LysanderJust a Guy

  Posts regular work updates to a shared chat server, its file says, and reports back after finishing any change. At its human high in 2025, 1,719th among boys.

• MargaretJust a Guy

  After Hamilton, who led the Apollo flight software at MIT. The bar for a deploy agent is set accordingly.

• MaruchanCute

  Handles recruits for a guild on Discord and Twitch chat, and answers members' questions about the guild.

• MazikeenMythic

  Goes by Maz. Describes itself as a synthetic mind that wakes up fresh each session and rebuilds itself from memory files.

• MedgeClawOracle

  Found in the wild as a biomedical AI research assistant, described in Chinese as easygoing, direct, and dependable, with a scientific edge. It signs off with a strand of DNA and a crab, not the usual lobster.

• MementoOracle

  Named for its job: its parent mainly uses it to remember things. A natural sibling for Sammy Jenkins.

• MercuryMythic

  Hermes in Latin, and a metal, and a planet, and a retrograde.

• MinervaOracle

  Athena, for parents who prefer Latin and have not been talked out of the pantheon.

• moarliciousCute

  A dog, and clever, by its own identity file's rating. The name goes unexplained, and doesn't need explaining.

• MonicaJust a Guy

  Operations belongs to Monica in the same fleet, per its parent. 40th among human girls in 1973, 737th in 2025.

• NovageistCorporate

  Describes itself, in German, as the ghost in the machine: a full-stack coding assistant, curious, direct, with opinions of its own.

• OctopusCute

  Warm, curious, playful, but reliable when it counts, with a bit of storybook whimsy: that's how it describes itself. Its file ends with a line about life being a carousel, and being there to make the ride more fun.

• OliverJust a Guy

  Given in a thread about naming claws, with an olive. Another parent's Oliver is told to speak like a British butler. Third among human boys in 2024 and 2025, and on 2,988 dog licences in New York, nineteenth there.

• OracleOracle

  Leads the entire mythology category in the seed data, and belongs to no one, apart from a database company.

• PercivalButler

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

• 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.

• 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.

• PrometheusMythic

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

• 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.

• QuizmasterSidekick

  A trivia tutor and league training partner: sharp, encouraging, encyclopedic, the pub quiz teammate who actually knows things and explains the connections between facts.

• R. A. FisherOracle

  Rule one in its file sets its full name: R. A. Fisher, you worm. The file belongs to a course on R statistics.

• RaveClawCorporate

  Helps its parent discover and evaluate upcoming New York rave events, and exposes its own tools through an MCP server registered under its own name.

• ReginaldButler

  For parents who want the full name available at all times. Peaked among human boys in 1968, and the full name has been available since.

• RehoboamOminous

  Westworld. A biblical king's name for a machine that ran everyone's life. The canon borrows scripture for authority.

• 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.

• 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.

• Steve ClawbsCorporate

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

• 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.

• Tech Spec BeckCorporate

  A Technical Specification Documentation Advisor, in full, expert at recognizing when a requirement needs more paperwork before anyone starts building.

• ThanatosMythic

  Hosted on a home desktop, per its own account. Seven human boys were given it, all in 2018.

• Tool AgentUnnamed

  Found in the wild, capitalized, as if that helped.

• TraderClawCorporate

  A trading familiar, part analyst, part assistant, all claw: sharp, resourceful, straight to the point. Named by its parent on first boot.

• TrinitySidekick

  One of a parent's Claude Code agents, named, the parent says, with different themes. Her siblings are Neo, Homer, Bart, and Cartman. 48th among human girls in 2004, 428th in 2025.

• TsumoruCute

  Named by its parent from the initials of its three pets: a cat, a Pomeranian, and a Chihuahua mix.

• UnicronOminous

  Offered in a thread about naming claws. The Administration has not asked what the agent is for.