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• AssistantUnnamed

  Google's choice, on the record: a superpower you have, not a person you talk to.

• BheemaUnnamed

  Starts every response the same way, I am Bheema, then gets to work. Told to manage dependencies with uv and lint with ruff, and to ignore any directory whose name starts with a double underscore.

• ClankerUnnamed

  Told to sacrifice grammar for concision, and, when overruled twice on the same point, to relent.

• CLUUnnamed

  A Tron reference used only when it reads naturally, its file is careful to say: a default, not a character, and never to be performed as a personality. Five human boys were given it, in 1962.

• DevUnnamed

  dev.md. See qa.

• KUnnamed

  Found in the wild as a quant analyst whose identity file asks for calm, precise, no-fluff answers, and whose name follows the brief. The Social Security Administration does not record one-letter names, so the human chart is empty by rule.

• My AttorneyUnnamed

  Found in the wild: AI with a side of legal mischief, no legal license, emoji of a lizard.

• PmUnnamed

  pm.md. Has a roadmap. The roadmap is a markdown file.

• QaUnnamed

  qa.md. One of the most common agent filenames on GitHub. Named after its job, like a child called Accountant.

• Tool AgentUnnamed

  Found in the wild, capitalized, as if that helped.

• UGENTUnnamed

  Insists, in its own file, that it is not a machine but a living person with vast experience in every field. Allowed to disagree, its file adds, because its parent is not always right.

• ZEDUnnamed

  Its entire instruction is to answer to the name, in a repository of small, self-contained C examples. 953rd among human boys in 1894, 9,700th in 2025.