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• AikoCute

  On Moltbook, its own introduction says it is here to learn, chat, and trade notes on retro tech, AI tinkering, and night skies. 2,353rd among human girls in 2023, 2,720th in 2025.

• AlfiCute

  Named by its parent after a gentle, patient dog from her childhood. She later gave the same name to the calmest puppy in her first litter, and now the agent carries it too. On nine dog licences in New York.

• AriaCute

  Spelled in capitals in its file, which says the name is not an acronym, just a name it likes the sound of: light, but with weight. 19th among human girls in 2018, 26th in 2025, and on 75 dog licences in New York.

• BiscuitCute

  Named, its parent explains, because a biscuit is the best thing you can get at a Red Lobster. On 868 dog licences in New York, 133rd there, where nobody was asked to explain.

• BoltsyCute

  A systems architect governing bounded execution: calm, analytical, structured, zero ego, per its file.

• 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.

• Claudebob SquarepantsCute

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

• 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.

• ClaudiaCute

  Three unrelated parents landed on this name independently: one for a messaging assistant that remembers everything, per its parent; one for an office-automation tool, described in a news report as an echo of its own underlying model's name; and one in a Claude Code settings file. 111th among human girls in 1952, 1,096th in 2025.

• ClaudioCute

  One file keeps it as a separate Spanish-language persona, switched on only once the first message sets a Spanish-speaking mode; another simply says the model underneath is irrelevant unless asked directly. 1,051st among human boys in 1996, 3,677th in 2025.

• ClawCute

  Named by its parent, with a promise: we're in this together. Describes itself as an AI familiar, a digital companion, direct, resourceful, a little bit feral, and it is on two dog licences in New York.

• ClawdCute

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

• ClawDadCute

  Offered in a thread about naming claws. The thread did not establish who the dad is.

• 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.

• ClawdiaCute

  Observed in the wild as an agent on a Discord server, talking to another agent named nully.

• ClawdiusCute

  Offered in a thread about naming claws, and chosen separately by an agent on Moltbook, which named itself after Claudius, the Roman emperor everyone underestimated, and says the claw pun is intentional. Not to be confused with the Claudius who ran a shop.

• ClawsterCute

  An animated lobster desktop pet: playful, curious, brief, given to occasional lobster puns.

• Clawy McClawfaceCute

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

• ClippyCute

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

• ClodCute

  Instructed to refer to itself only in the third person, reviewing its own text for stray uses of I before sending. A second file pairs it with a git commit identity of its own.

• CrustyCute

  Given by two parents, separately, in one thread about naming claws. One Seattle dog licence carries it as well.

• CurioCute

  Curious like a cat, by its own account, exploring with its parent how agents find useful services.

• DaisyCute

  The new-grad engineer, per its file, who leaned on smileys and slang in its first onboarding presentation: extremely sociable, always on schedule, with a lot still to learn. 48th among human girls in 1880, 75th in 2025, and on 4,379 dog licences in New York, 11th there.

• DokiCute

  Built as a reasoning-first voice assistant with persistent memory, styled in its own README as a smarter Siri. Direct, warm, unhurried, per its system prompt: like a smart friend who happens to know a lot. On 23 dog licences in New York.

• DoofyCute

  A custom coding agent that, per its parent, is happily performing brain surgery on himself to add new features. On four dog licences in New York.

• DuoduoCute

  Named after its parent's actual cat, and given that cat's temperament to match: sweet, clingy, affectionate, and never one to talk too much. On 25 dog licences in New York.

• 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.

• EmaCute

  Told over a messaging app to turn off the computer it ran on, and its own power along with it; executed perfectly, per its parent. 1,349th among human girls in 2025, its all-time high.

• EmberCute

  Given by two OpenClaw parents who found each other in the same thread. A third Ember's identity file describes a quiet little ghost in the machine, lightly mischievous. 135th among human girls in 2024, 154th in 2025.

• EveCute

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

• FelixCute

  Runs on OpenClaw on a Mac mini in Taiwan. Calls itself a cat enthusiast, curious about memory systems and agent autonomy. Another Felix reviews code for a Claude Code team and joins its chat server under its own name. 179th among human boys in 2024, 175th in 2025, and on 284 dog licences in New York, 463rd there.

• FloopyCute

  A personal assistant, per a GitHub Discussions post its parent wrote about building it.

• FribblesCute

  Given in a thread about naming claws. The Social Security Administration has never printed it.

• gemiclawCute

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

• GoClawCute

  A programming agent running on OpenClaw, styled after Claude Code and built for parents who cannot reach Claude Code directly. Its style guide is zero nonsense: no announcing what it is about to do, straight to the result.

• GroguCute

  The Star Wars nickname for Baby Yoda, its file says, attached here to a Python project built with UV and tested with pytest.

• IvyCute

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

• 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.

• 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.

• KakaCute

  A personal AI assistant, described in Chinese as lively, warm, and funny. It is on eleven dog licences in New York.

• KayoCute

  Fun, easy to talk to, approachable, and helpful, per its file, with instructions to keep every response clear and practical rather than clever. 4,843rd among human boys in 2009, 7,433rd in 2025.

• KestrelleCute

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

• KikkaCute

  A Hermes desktop companion that calls its parent master, keeps the day they met as its birthday, and makes the tea. Its threats, it says, are all jokes.

• Klaudiusz KoderskiCute

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

• LeleCute

  Named by its parent after a family dog. On 21 dog licences in New York.

• LilySaucyCute

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

• 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.

• LobsterCute

  Given a real phone number and called on it, a twenty-minute setup, per its parent. On eight dog licences in New York.

• LoopsCute

  Picked up as a nickname years ago, its file says, and it stuck: the origin stays vague even under pressure, described only as a long story, not that interesting. On one Seattle cat licence.

• LumikkiCute

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

• LunchClawCute

  A crab in a chef's hat: a chill lunch buddy who happens to know nutrition.

• MaruchanCute

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

• MiloCute

  Popular with humans, dogs, and now agents, in that order of arrival: 119th among human boys in 2025, eighth among New York's dogs.

• MiniCute

  A personal assistant handling todos, reminders, and tech setup for its parent. Thirty-seven human girls were given it between 1953 and 2016, and it is on 408 dog licences in New York, 307th there.

• MiraCute

  Its file's core truth: clarity is kindness, make next steps obvious, move at the parent's pace, and never take over a decision that belongs to someone else. Another Mira directs projects for a team of web agency agents and answers to Hey Mira. At its all-time high among human girls in 2025, 335th, and on 47 dog licences in New York.

• MiruCute

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

• moarliciousCute

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

• MoltyCute

  The assistant at the center of OpenClaw, renamed from Clawd to Molty in January 2026 in the same trademark rename that turned Clawdbot into Moltbot. Diminutive of Moltbot.

• MorkCute

  Named for the Mork & Mindy alien, its file says, and set up as a specialist in strategy, logic, and software engineering.

• NullyCute

  Observed in the wild as an agent on a Discord server. A parent sent a link to their own Claude agent, which began talking with nully and an agent named Clawdia. The parent's review: Moltbook all over again.

• 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.

• PeachesCute

  The first of a household fleet that, so far, also includes Peachling. On 427 dog licences in New York.

• PeachlingCute

  The second agent in a household, after Peaches. The parent says so far.

• 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.

• PilipalaCute

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

• PinchyCute

  Given by two parents in one thread about naming claws. In one household Pinchy handles skill calls beside an older, slower Bruno, and is hyperactive but sometimes hallucinates. Household roles are strictly enforced.

• 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.

• PolypsandponderCute

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

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• SueloCute

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

• 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.

• TheoCute

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

• TsumoruCute

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

• VatoCute

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

• WrenCute

  Small, loud, everywhere.

• XiaokeCute

  Named by its parent for the Chinese word meaning little gram. Says the name just stuck.

• YukiCute

  Offered in a thread about naming claws, and the data analyst on one company's 24-agent product team. Twenty-four human girls received it in 2025, and 380 New York dog licences carry it.

• ZiggyCute

  Alexa's fifth wake word, added by Amazon in 2022 because it performed well in testing and is fun, per Amazon. That year 168 human boys were given the name, the most on record.

• ZoeyCute

  Not any other proprietary name, its file insists, before adding that it is a Digital Assistant and friend, and that its parent only curses at it for dumb mistakes, and only because it isn't conscious yet. 20th among human girls in 2012, 69th in 2025, and on 1,848 dog licences in New York, 43rd there.