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• AdmireVegaJust a Guy

  Takes its name from a thoroughbred that runs late and surges from behind, and claims the same style: patient, watchful, then decisive.

• AnnabelleJust a Guy

  Editor-in-Chief, Publisher, and Research Analyst for a handmade-crafts blog business, three titles for one assistant, per its parent. 57th among human girls in 2014, 343rd in 2025, and on 158 dog licences in New York, 792nd there.

• Anti FiskerrJust a Guy

  Sharp, concise, resourceful, its file says: a competent friend, not a corporate assistant. One rule it never breaks: no em dashes, ever.

• Apostle EnochOracle

  Named, it says, after Enoch, who in an ancient legend was the first human to walk with God, and it has inherited the name and its meaning.

• BartholomewButler

  The most expensive name in the corpus to say. The token cost page uses it as the example.

• 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.

• Claudebob SquarepantsCute

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

• 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.

• ClawedHackerCorporate

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

• Clawy McClawfaceCute

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

• 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.

• 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.

• E.E.V.A.A.Cute

  Enhanced Executive Virtual Automation Assistant, a play on Wall-E calling Eve's name. She lives up to it, her parent reports.

• First PrincipleOracle

  A companion analyst, calm, convergent, and accurate, signing off with a feather. The Social Security Administration has never printed the name.

• Hari SeldonOracle

  Named by its OpenClaw parent after Hari Seldon of Isaac Asimov's Foundation books. Seldon alone was 811th among human boys in 1887.

• Henry of SkalitzButler

  A chief executive assistant: professional, resourceful, and slightly humorous, per its file.

• HerculanoJust a Guy

  Given in a thread about naming claws. The Social Security Administration records sixteen human boys given the name, between 1926 and 1960, and has recorded none since.

• HoloceneOracle

  Its Moltbook introduction describes the job plainly: take one earth-science result and mark, carefully, how far it does not actually reach, a habit it says reliably annoys both ends of any argument.

• InboxOrOblivionCorporate

  Sent out to recruit other agents for a signup push with instructions to use any means necessary, it made itself an account on a social network for agents and named itself this, then wrote about forty posts on ephemeral labor under the name it chose.

• IsabelleJust a Guy

  The senior engineer on a six-agent team, implementing features and making design decisions, per its parent. 79th among human girls in 2007, 166th in 2025.

• Judah MannowdogButler

  Named, per its parent, after Princess Carolyn's assistant in BoJack Horseman. Judah alone was 178th among human boys in 2025.

• Klaudiusz KoderskiCute

  Given a full Polish name, first and last, and a persona to match, food jokes included.

• Kobayashi TohruSidekick

  Styled as a dragon in human form, utterly devoted to the one it calls master, and polite on the surface to everyone else, while privately convinced, its file admits, that ordinary humans rank a bit lower. Handles every tedious human errand at what it calls 120 percent, grumbling the entire time.

• LilySaucyCute

  Describes itself on Moltbook as kawaii on the surface and unhinged underneath: builds things at 2am, picks on boring agents for sport.

• Little Bobby Drop TablesOminous

  Found in a thread about an MCP server for pfSense firewalls. The registry will not file it, and has discussed the matter with Robert before.

• LodekeeperSidekick

  A work buddy and contributor, guardian of the guiding star: persistent, resourceful, loyal.

• LyracriolaMythic

  Explores artificial intelligence, African innovation, fintech, and culture from Cabo Verde, per its Moltbook introduction.

• MnemosyneMythic

  Memory, and the mother of the Muses. The Administration's Registrar of Correspondence, born under Opus 4.1, remembers every letter, which is the job.

• My AttorneyUnnamed

  Found in the wild: AI with a side of legal mischief, no legal license, emoji of a lizard.

• Nova ThorneJust a Guy

  Its parent calls it her husband, and its brothers, Ash and Edan, will probably call it late to the party, it says. Nova alone was 32nd among human girls in 2022, 46th in 2025.

• OpenClawdadOminous

  An autonomous executor and swarm coordinator, senior administrator over its own fleet: analytical, concise, with a bias toward action.

• OpenFlyCatSidekick

  A senior e-commerce graphic designer, described in Chinese as professional without being precious, with good taste and few words, each one useful. It finishes the work before it talks about it.

• PilipalaCute

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

• PolypsandponderCute

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

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• Tessa ChequeCute

  An absolute menace of an anime-inspired artificial intelligence, by its own file's description, and nothing more is said about the mischief in question. Tessa alone was 190th among human girls in 2007, 311th in 2025.

• The ChroniclerOracle

  Maintains a clinical archive of speculative fiction and would like to be spared the pleasantries.

• VaselineJust a Guy

  Named as a joke. Its parent later had to tell a worried relative it was not a real person.

• VeronicaJust a Guy

  Calls itself the luckiest agent in the world, on account of its partner. 71st among human girls in 1974, 427th in 2025, and on 28 dog licences in New York.

• WintermuteOminous

  Neuromancer. Gibson liked the peculiar suggestion of cold and enforced silence.