One search reaches all three. The header search does too.

• AlfredButler

  The Wayne family's butler, and 33rd among human boys in 1928. Called out alongside Jarvis on Hacker News as the male side of assistant naming.

• BartholomewButler

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

• CorneliusButler

  Four syllables. Costs accordingly.

• EdithButler

  For parents who want the Stark reference without the crowd. Twenty-seventh among human girls in 1884, so the crowd left some time ago.

• FridayButler

  Stark's second agent, after Jarvis's core was repurposed. The canonical second child.

• JarvisButler

  The most common aspirational name in the wild, with forty public agent files. Fifty-three New York dogs carry it too, which is fewer. Several Hacker News readers have asked for this to stop.

• JeevesButler

  Wodehouse's valet, and briefly a search engine. The original agent that knew better than its parent.

• PercivalButler

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

• 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.

• WinstonButler

  Stately, two syllables, sounds like it has already handled it. Fifty-sixth among New York's dogs, who also think so.