I don't think this is E. agavoides. The leaves should be very densely packed along the stem. But I'm not quite sure what to call it. Any ideas?

@Castello_decorum I would like to ask for your input, if you have any ideas about what to call this plant. Is is a straight Echeveria, or is there Sedum or something in there? Do you know what the flowers look like, @Kaktus?

To me, it looks like a xSedeveria based on the thicker leaves, the stem, and the sparser distribution of leaves. Flowers would help to further confirm this.

I think the entry for xSedeveria would be a better location than the current one, so I will propose the image be moved there. It's still an unresolved ID, so I would leave open the possibility of moving the image elsewhere once the plant gets bigger and especially once it flowers.

Sorry, I just read this, just move it to the proper place no issues. I don't have the plant anymore as I failed I keeping leafy succulents. This was a very old cultivar btw, my friend has had them since the 80's, just keep on propagating it by continues beheading, tx.