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• BonsaiCute

  A local agent harness that grew out of teaching. Small, pruned, patient.

• BuddyCute

  The name of Claude Code's virtual pet feature, and of 4,010 licensed dogs in New York City, thirteenth there. Nobody has ever had to explain it.

• ClawdCute

  The pun that drew a trademark objection in January 2026. A charming nickname and a bad product name.

• ClawdiaCute

  Observed in the wild as a Discord bot, talking to another bot named nully.

• ClippyCute

  Officially Clippit. It looks like you are naming an agent. Would you like help?

• EveCute

  WALL-E's Eve. An acronym that is also the first woman, a pattern the canon repeats.

• IvyCute

  At its all-time human peak in 2024, 36th among girls. Grows on everything. So does a well-placed subagent.

• JiboCute

  A social robot that said goodbye when its servers went down. Parents may find this one hard.

• JuniperCute

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

• MiloCute

  Popular with humans, dogs, and now agents, in that order of arrival: 120th among human boys in 2024, eighth among New York's dogs.

• MiruCute

  Found in the wild with a personality file written in Chinese and a name from the Japanese for to see.

• MoltyCute

  OpenClaw's mascot. Survived three project renames in nine weeks without changing. Diminutive of Moltbot.

• 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.

• TheoCute

  Short for Theodore, which is the fourth most popular human boys' name in America and has not yet noticed agents.

• VatoCute

  A virtual capybara companion, named by its parent because he is my little vato.

• WrenCute

  Small, loud, everywhere.