Visit the Official Agile Modeling site and make a complete list of all core and supplementary Agile ModelingAM principles

Core Agile Modeling Principles:

Active Stakeholder Participation: Stakeholders should be actively involved in the development process.
Communication: Effective communication is essential for successful development.
Continuous Improvement: Development should be an ongoing process of improvement.
Embrace Change: Change is inevitable and should be embraced.
Focus on Value: The focus should be on delivering value to the customer.
Iterative and Incremental: Development should be done in small, iterative and incremental steps.
Model with a Purpose: Models should be created with a specific purpose in mind.
Multiple Models: Multiple models should be used to represent different aspects of the system.
Simple and Clear: Models should be simple and clear, avoiding unnecessary complexity.
Test-Driven: Development should be driven by tests.

Supplementary Agile Modeling Principles:

Assume Simplicity: Assume that the simplest solution is the best.
Choose Your Tools: Choose the modeling tools that work best for your team.
Collaborate: Work collaboratively with the team and stakeholders.
Contextualize: Models should be contextualized to the specific project and team.
Document Only When Necessary: Only document when it is necessary to do so.
Keep it Lean: Keep models lean and avoid unnecessary detail.
Optimize for Agility: Optimize the development process for agility.
Travel Light: Avoid unnecessary baggage and keep the process lightweight.
Use Available Resources: Use the resources that are available to you.
Visualize: Use visual models to communicate effectively.