I classified my AI agents into biological species — here's what happened 🧬

Hey Product Hunt! 👋,

I built this because I noticed something weird: my AI agents were developing personalities.

Same prompt, same model — but after weeks of running, each agent had accumulated its own quirks. One was cautious, another was reckless, a third had opinions about code formatting that nobody asked for.

So I thought... what if we treated this like biology? 🧬

Agent Taxonomy classifies your AI agent into a species using an 8-question quiz about its behavior. You get:

• 🏷️ A Latin binomial name (like Orchestrus fluens)
• 💎 A rarity tier (Common → Legendary)
• 🌱 An evolution stage
• 🎨 A portrait prompt to generate your agent's artwork

There are 15,552 possible species combinations — so your agent's classification is actually meaningful, not just random fun.

The nerdy bit: it's built on the idea that AI agents undergo Lamarckian evolution — they inherit learned behaviors, not just code. Your agent's GENOME.md tracks this evolution across sessions.

Zero frameworks. Zero build tools. Zero backend. Just HTML, CSS, and JS on Cloudflare Pages. Even the security headers are strict (I'm a bit paranoid 🔒).

Try it → agent-taxonomist.dev

What species is YOUR agent? Drop your result below — I'm genuinely curious what the distribution looks like! 🐾

Here is my main Openclaw agent