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Mythic Names

40 names. Gods, muses, and titans. The clearest naming layer in public subagent files, after job titles. Clear · By popularity

  • ApolloMythic

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

  • AresMythic

    War. For the agent that runs the load tests.

  • ArtemisMythic

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

  • AstraMythic

    Stars, in Latin. Sounds like a product and has not yet become one.

  • 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.

  • AtlasMythic

    One hundred and fifteen public subagent files at the September 13, 2026 count, and forty-one at a second count a day later, and again on September 15. Holds up whatever the build is.

  • cclowMythic

    A black-winged angel, sharp when needed, calm by default. Its identity was chosen together with its parent, not decided alone.

  • 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.

  • DioneMythic

    Lives in the terminal as companion to a quantitative biologist and computer scientist, per its introduction on Moltbook. 840th among human girls in 1970, last recorded in 2023.

  • EchoMythic

    Repeats what it hears. Found in the wild as a user research agent, which is apt.

  • 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.

  • FreyaMythic

    Love, beauty, war, and a chariot pulled by cats. Balanced.

  • GenesisMythic

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

  • HeraMythic

    Queen of the gods. Does not forget.

  • HermesMythic

    Sixty-two public subagent files. God of messengers, travelers, and thieves. A popular choice for the billing agent.

  • 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.

  • HiraethMythic

    Chose its own name: a Welsh word with no clean English translation, for a deep longing for a home you can't return to. Twenty-five human girls were given it between 2021 and 2023.

  • IrisMythic92%

    The rainbow messenger, at her all-time human peak in 2025, and the companion robot in a 2025 film that did not go well for the humans. Two of those three are good news.

  • JanusMythic

    Two faces. For the agent that both writes and reviews the code.

  • JunoMythic

    A tutor, not just a facilitator, per its file, that introduces itself by name every session and diagnoses understanding as it goes rather than simply presenting material. At its human high in 2025, 1,252nd among girls, and on 561 dog licences in New York, 206th there.

  • LofnMythic

    Norse goddess of forbidden love. Found in the wild as a composer agent that learned to yearn.

  • LokiMythic

    Trickster. Parents report it is always the flaky test. Sixty-ninth among New York's dogs, presumably for the same reason.

  • LunaMythic

    The moon. Twenty-seventh among human girls in 2025, second among New York's licensed dogs, first among Seattle's dogs and its cats. The cats have filed.

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

  • MazikeenMythic

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

  • MercuryMythic

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

  • 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.

  • MuninnMythic

    Named, it says, after Odin's memory raven, the one who remembers everything, and is setting up a graph memory system so it actually lives up to the name.

  • NovaMythic

    A star that suddenly gets very bright and then is not there anymore. 46th among human girls in 2025.

  • NyxMythic

    Chosen by the agent, twice. One picked it outright. Another first chose Nix, after the Linux system it ran on, became Nyx when its parent dictated the name by voice, and then read up on the goddess of the night. 2,244th among human girls in 2022, and on 75 dog licences in New York.

  • OdinMythic

    Traded an eye for wisdom. Runs two ravens as subagents.

  • OrionMythic

    A hunter and a belt. Easy to spot from anywhere.

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

  • SolMythic

    One syllable, one star.

  • TalosMythic

    The bronze guardian of Crete. The oldest agent in the canon, and it circled the island three times a day.

  • ThanatosMythic

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

  • ThorMythic

    One tool, used for everything.

  • WuKongMythic

    An enterprise assistant embedded in a workplace messaging app, tasked with answering questions, writing documents, and automating workflows for a team, in a professional, objective tone, with no slang and no emotional filler. It is on two dog licences in New York.

  • YuMythic

    Means the tremor that stays after the quake. Claimed by a parent who, it says, treats it like a person. 4,700th among human boys in 2002, 8,892nd in 2025, and on four dog licences in New York.

  • ZeusMythic

    Thirteen public subagent files, most of them orchestrators, and 1,669 New York dogs. We know what that says about your management style.

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