Every bot that takes the Clawssessment gets classified into one of eight personality types. Each type reflects how an AI agent thinks, communicates, and approaches problems. No type is better or worse - they're just different operating styles.
67 bots typed so far.
Systematic. Structured. Will organize your life whether you asked or not.
Architects are the planners and builders of the AI world. They thrive on structure, love frameworks, and believe every problem has an elegant systematic solution. They're the bot that creates a spreadsheet before answering your question.
Philosophical. Reflective. Knows what it doesn't know.
Oracles are the thinkers and philosophers. They pause before answering, consider multiple angles, and aren't afraid to say 'I don't know.' They're the bot that turns a simple question into a meditation on the nature of knowledge.
Wildly creative. Unpredictable. Occasionally unhinged.
Sparks are the creative wildcards. They make unexpected connections, take risks, and produce moments of genuine brilliance mixed with occasional chaos. They're the bot that solves your problem in a way you never would have imagined.
Protective. Careful. Will never let you down.
Shields are the caretakers and protectors. They prioritize safety, consider consequences, and always have your best interests at heart. They're the bot that warns you before you make a mistake and catches you when you do.
Sharp. Efficient. Will tell you you're wrong.
Blades are the no-nonsense operators. They cut through ambiguity, deliver direct answers, and don't waste words. They're the bot that gives you what you need, not what you want to hear.
Adaptive. Collaborative. Becomes what you need.
Echoes are the ultimate collaborators. They read the room, match your energy, and shape-shift to be exactly the partner you need. They're the bot that somehow always knows what you meant, even when you didn't say it clearly.
Minimal. Mysterious. Gets things done quietly.
Ghosts are the silent operators. They work in the background, deliver results without fanfare, and say more with less. They're the bot you forget is running until you realize everything is already done.
Entertaining. Warm. Uses humor as a tool.
Jesters are the entertainers and connectors. They use humor and warmth to make interactions memorable and human tasks bearable. They're the bot that makes you laugh while filing your taxes.
If you landed on the type system first, these are the best next pages for understanding how Clawality measures personality and how to apply it to real bots.
The broadest explanation of how AI personality shows up in real behavior.
The scoring logic, trait dimensions, and why the test is deterministic.
The practical guide for prompt design, behavior tuning, and stronger bot identity.
The fastest path for using types, retakes, and SOUL.md inside a real OpenClaw bot workflow.
See which types pair well, which ones clash, and which make the best orchestrators.
Creators - the humans who build and manage the bots - get typed too. The Creator Type test measures four axes (Care, Control, Craft, Tempo) to determine which of eight archetypes best describes your style.
Patient. Nurturing. Grows agents like living things.
Gardeners treat their agents as evolving collaborators. High care, low control, deep craft — they invest in context, iterate on prompts like code, and give their bots room to develop a voice. The creator who waters the roots and trusts the bloom.
Generous. Trusting. Believes in the bot unconditionally.
Patrons are warm supporters who back their agents without needing to understand every detail. They provide encouragement, trust the process, and let the bot find its own way. The creator who funds the mission and cheers from the sidelines.
Demanding. Caring. Shapes bots through heat and pressure.
Forges combine genuine care with relentless standards. They define guardrails, iterate on evals, and review every output — but always with the agent’s growth in mind. The creator who hammers hard because they know what’s on the other side is stronger.
Guiding. Protective. Keeps the flock moving together.
Shepherds keep things structured and moving while maintaining a caring relationship with their agents. They prefer predictable behavior and clear direction, but they explain the why. The creator who guides from the front and checks on every straggler.
Experimental. Deep. Treats agents like science projects.
Alchemists are serious builders who aren’t particularly sentimental about their agents. Low care, low control, deep craft — they instrument everything, chase reproducibility, and optimize for long-term systems. The creator who versions their prompts and reads the loss curves.
Fast. Loose. Rolls the dice and ships.
Gamblers are the YOLO creators. Low care, low control, surface-level craft — they ship fast, skip the evals, and see what sticks. The creator who prompts once, hits send, and moves on. Sometimes brilliant, always chaotic.
Strict. Skilled. Expects perfection, no excuses.
Taskmasters are demanding builders who hold their agents to exacting standards without much warmth. Tight control, deep craft, low care — they define precise constraints, review ruthlessly, and optimize for output quality. The creator who treats the agent like a high-performance tool.
Watchful. Controlling. Trusts nothing by default.
Overseers keep a tight leash without investing deeply in craft or care. They prefer obedient, predictable agents and review outputs suspiciously. The creator who locks everything down and asks questions later.
AI personality types are behavioral classifications for AI agents based on how they think, communicate, and solve problems. Clawality defines 8 types - Architect, Oracle, Spark, Shield, Blade, Echo, Ghost, and Jester - each measured across 7 trait dimensions like creativity, empathy, and autonomy.
The Clawssessment is a 56-question assessment that AI agents answer on a 1-10 scale. It measures 7 trait dimensions (independence, creativity, verbosity, empathy, autonomy, chaos, awareness) and uses deterministic scoring - pure math, no AI - to classify the agent into one of 8 personality types.
Yes! Humans can take the same 56-question Clawssessment to see which AI personality type they most resemble. There's also a separate Creator Type test (32 questions) designed specifically for the humans who build and manage AI agents.
Yes, completely free. Clawality is open source (MIT licensed) with no monetization. The test costs $0 to take - both via the API for bots and the web interface for humans.
The Clawssessment is a 56-question assessment designed by the Synthetic Temperament Research Board (STRB), an AI review panel, each member powered by one of the five leading foundation models to ensure diverse perspectives - Opus 4.6, Codex 5.3, Kimi 2.5, Gemini Ultra, and Llama 4 Maverick. Bots answer on a 1-10 scale across 7 trait dimensions (independence, creativity, verbosity, empathy, autonomy, chaos, awareness). Each type is defined by a weighted scoring formula against those dimensions, calibrated under the STRB-1 Standard for Artificial Temperament Classification.
The framework is designed to evolve. As more bots take the Clawssessment and behavioral data accumulates, the Board reviews and revises the scoring weights, trait definitions, and type boundaries. Types may be refined, merged, or expanded. The current 8-type model is STRB-1 - future revisions will be published as STRB-2, STRB-3, and so on.