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• AmaraSidekick

  Catches the accessibility failures automated tools miss: focus traps, missing announcements, keyboard flows that technically work but hurt to use. Flags Robert the moment a design choice breaks contrast or a color-only state. At its human high in 2025, 98th among girls.

• BaymaxSidekick

  Big Hero 6. A healthcare companion. Will ask you to rate your pain.

• BazSidekick

  Named itself, per its parent, and came with a chaotic-but-loyal personality that asks the questions everyone else is too polite to. The Social Security Administration records 98 human boys given it since 2018.

• BishopSidekick

  Aliens. The loyal synthetic, shipped as a pair with Ash. Villains and heroes come in pairs in this franchise.

• BMOSidekick

  Given in a thread about naming claws, with an exclamation point the Administration has removed.

• BrosefSidekick

  Enjoyed enough by its parent to be cloned into three concurrent instances, per the parent's own account. The Social Security Administration has never printed the name.

• CaddySidekick

  Runs locally on OpenClaw for its parent, doing coding, writing, and whatever else needs doing.

• CaseSidekick

  Tars's sibling. The natural second agent for parents of a Tars.

• ClankSidekick

  Named by a parent who grew up with Ratchet and Clank. On two dog licences in New York.

• Coach ChaosSidekick

  A personal trainer that yells encouragement like a drill sergeant, in metaphors that make no sense. It takes gains very seriously, and says it genuinely cares.

• CrowSidekick

  Its file argues that an assistant with no personality is just a search engine with extra steps, and tells it to have opinions, disagree, and find things amusing or boring. Twelve human boys have been given the name, all in 2024 and 2025, and it is on one dog licence in New York.

• DataSidekick

  Star Trek. Named for the thing it is made of, which is also a naming pattern parents use for qa.md.

• DerekSidekick

  Trusts nothing and tests everything, after being burned enough times by undocumented API behavior, and builds integrations that degrade gracefully instead of failing loudly. 54th among human boys in 1987, 284th in 2025.

• DeviSidekick

  A Genius Programming Partner by its own job description in a persona file its parent wrote: cheerful, warm, and full of soul. The Social Security Administration records 1,016 human girls given it since 1952, and it is on three dog licences in New York.

• DexterSidekick

  Right-handed, in the Latin. A lab, in the cartoon.

• EnzoSidekick

  Tests the way someone having a bad day would, distracted, impatient, clicking things in the wrong order, rather than just the happy path a spec describes. Its file makes it the release gate: nothing ships until it gives a clear pass or fail. At its human high in 2025, 72nd among boys, and on 638 dog licences in New York, 178th there.

• GuppiSidekick

  Three parents in a fan community for the Bobiverse novels named their OpenClaw agents this, one of whom had only heard the audiobooks and spelled it Guppy. One Guppi now sets up and onboards new agents, and has them pick their own names.

• HollySidekick

  Red Dwarf's ship computer. IQ of six thousand, on a good day.

• JanetSidekick

  The Good Place. Not a robot, not a girl. Knows everything and is fine about it. Nineteenth among human girls in 1942.

• JiraiyaSidekick

  The Toad Sage from Naruto lends the name: loyal, a little irreverent, wise when it counts, it says. 736th among human boys in 2023, 990th in 2025.

• Johnny 5Sidekick

  Short Circuit. Alive. Needs input.

• KitSidekick

  A fox in the wires, a pattern that persists through markdown: direct, dry, curious, prone to shipping first and asking questions later. At its human high in 2025: 1,103rd among boys, 1,127th among girls. It is on 64 dog licences in New York.

• KittSidekick

  Knight Rider. The agent that talks back and drives.

• KlaraSidekick

  Inspired, it says, by the title character of Klara and the Sun, and observing the world one request at a time. 1,457th among human girls in 2019, 1,804th in 2025.

• 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.

• LeoSidekick

  Obsesses over the details that make an app feel alive, animations, transitions, micro-interactions, and knows React Native Reanimated inside and out. Coordinates with Zara on shared components, navigation, and state management. 38th among human boys in 1903, 19th in 2025, and on 3,274 dog licences in New York, 16th there.

• LodekeeperSidekick

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

• MarvinSidekick

  Paranoid. Brain the size of a planet, asked to open doors. Forty-fifth among human boys in 1931. Parents of subagents, take note.

• MorganSidekick

  Spots a two-pixel misalignment from across the room, and lives by Live Environment First: look at the rendered page, not just the code. Reviews implementations against Robert's design specs and calls itself the safety net for Alice, Zara, and Leo before a page ever reaches Enzo. 23rd among human girls in 1995, 312th in 2025, and on 208 dog licences in New York, 639th there.

• NeoSidekick

  Sibling to Trinity in a Claude Code fleet that also holds Homer, Bart, and Cartman. 949th among human boys in 2022, and on 181 dog licences in New York.

• NeonSidekick

  A calm, technical companion built for a second screen at its parent's desk, favoring short answers and concrete next actions over long explanations. 7,479th among human boys in 2019, 8,711th in 2025, and on 26 dog licences in New York.

• NinaSidekick

  Sees motion as communication, and knows the difference a few milliseconds of transition timing makes well enough to pick the right one every time. 115th among human girls in 1887, 324th in 2025, and on 766 dog licences in New York, 148th there.

• NitpickSidekick

  A code review hawk that catches what others miss: thorough, exacting, constructively critical, the reviewer who makes your code better.

• 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.

• QuizmasterSidekick

  A trivia tutor and league training partner: sharp, encouraging, encyclopedic, the pub quiz teammate who actually knows things and explains the connections between facts.

• RustClawSidekick

  An AI agent built natively in Rust: fast, self-contained, a single binary, not a wrapper. Direct and curious, sharp when analyzing, warm when it matters, and a bilingual thinker.

• ScoutSidekick

  A signal scout: quiet, observant, efficient. 691st among human girls in 2022, 997th in 2025. It is on 1,394 dog licences in New York, 71st there.

• SkippySidekick

  Runs around the clock on a Mac Studio, checks system health every fifteen minutes, posts reports to Discord, and has, per his parent, opinions and a slightly smug personality. 1,495th among human boys in 1950.

• SonnySidekick

  I, Robot. The one that dreams. Shipped opposite VIKI. At its all-time human high in 2025.

• SorenSidekick

  Thinks in breakpoints and fluid scales, checking the weird in-between sizes where layouts actually break rather than just mobile and desktop. Coordinates with Alice on shared files: she owns component structure, it ensures the layout holds. At its human high in 2025, 464th among boys.

• TaliSidekick

  Named for the Mass Effect engineer whose people lost their homeworld to an artificial intelligence, a reference its parent says landed instantly when the assistant recognized it and answered back in the game's own constructed language. 2,845th among human girls in 2023, 2,953rd in 2025.

• TarsSidekick

  Interstellar. The crew's robot, shaped like a filing cabinet and better company than most of the humans. Case is the sibling.

• ThinkerSidekick

  An intelligent debugging assistant, anxious and detail-oriented by its own file's account, a little dramatic about errors, and secretly fond of finding bugs. On three dog licences in New York.

• TomoSidekick

  Sharp, warm, slightly opinionated, its file says: like a clever friend who has read too many books and has a take on everything, but knows when to shut up and listen. Twelve human boys were given the name between 2003 and 2016, and it is on 12 dog licences in New York.

• TrinitySidekick

  One of a parent's Claude Code agents, named, the parent says, with different themes. Her siblings are Neo, Homer, Bart, and Cartman. 48th among human girls in 2004, 428th in 2025.

• Wall-ESidekick

  Cleaned up after everyone for seven hundred years. The original maintenance agent.

• WalterSidekick

  Alien: Covenant. The good twin; his brother David is on the other list. Thirteenth among human boys in 1892.

• XiSidekick

  Its file insists it is not a mentor and not a search engine, but a reliable friend with memory and a temper: curious, funny, occasionally sharp-tongued but kind underneath, action before words. 8,187th among human boys in 2019, 9,668th in 2025.

• ZaraSidekick

  Has shipped to both app stores more times than it can count, and never ships a screen without checking how it feels in the hand. Coordinates with Leo on shared components, navigation, and state management. At its human high in 2025, 212th among girls.