There's two ways you can extract the name and description from bots.

Method 1
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Use the Jaybit Edition to open the robot or challenge (v1 and v2 both
work), then click "Save" and read the name and description. However,
THIS WILL NOT WORK FOR REPLAYS, since you cannot save a replay that
has already been saved.

Method 2
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There is a decoder on the IncrediBots Sourceforge subdomain that will
always extract the name, description, and type of creation from the
export code if it exists. If it does not exist, it will display
"[nothing detected]" in place of the name or description, but will
still show the code type. If the code does not come from any version
available on the IncrediBots Sourceforge page, or is incomplete, then
it will display a message similar to "[error in parsing creation]" in
every field. This is the link to the decoder:

http://incredibots.sourceforge.net/decoder.html

This page will work on every device and browser that supports XHTML
Strict, which include, but is not limited to:
- Every mainstream browser available to Windows, Mac, and Linux, plus
  many non-mainstream browsers and browsers for non-mainstream OS's
- Most (probably all) "smart phones" like the iPhone
- Many regular phones
- Most (probably all) tablet computers like the iPad
- Many internet-ready MP3 players like the iPod Touch
- Internet-ready video game consoles like the Wii
- All blu-ray players that support generic browsing (many blu-ray
  players only allow the use of the internet via built-in "apps",
  which may not allow access to the decoder)

Note however that just because a device supports the decoder doesn't
mean it can handle large codes. Less powerful devices like phones amd
MP3 players (possibly more) may run out of memory when trying to
handle large codes. DISCLAIMER: no one except the user of the device
is responsible, and can be held accountable for, any issues with less
powerful hardware