You ask a big question here, so it might be a bit tough to tackle, but Iāll pitch in my two credits.
Before we start, I donāt know if weāll get to āall the current meta archetypesā but I think we can get to a few:
For Haley, you have what is considered a āSilver Bulletā Haley that can respond to all sorts of the threats
Also with runners, there is a deck called Turbo Bird that has caught everyoneās attention:
In both these decks, youāll find a runner that can respond to a lot of various threats in multiple ways. For Haley, it is set up very well against the decks that would be prominent during the Worlds 2017 event. Information Sifting and Clot are both very reasonable answers to CI.
Regarding the more recent Turbo Bird, it is set up for two major plays: Indexing and Stimhackāone to get points and the other to remove threats from the board.
So if I were to answer, what are these archetypes? I would think that both of them have answers to prominent threats of current (or near current metas). Iām not sure if thatās so much of an archetype, but perhaps it is more of a āmeta-response.ā
This covers all the popular/generally good archetypes. If youāre after stuff like Jemison and Los thatās less played your best bet is to jump onto NetrunnerDB and do a search. Asa is looking like itās on the edge of being a player but doesnāt seem quite on CIās level just yet.
If your asking for a decklist for every id, Iād suggest checking out the Factions tab on NRDB. Select a faction, and 3 options for each ID in that faction are displayed. Not all of them are Tier 1, or even Tier 2, but Iām guessing since you asked for Jemison thats not an issue . That said, the decklists are all relatively popular and current.
Yeah that turned out to be a MASSIVE pain in the arse to keep updated haha. Kind of fell by the wayside with work and uni. I have a bit of time today though so Iāll try to add some more to it.
Follow this personās blog, he curates all the top deck types, and also follow https://alwaysberunning.net/ and check decks that made the top cut in recent tournaments. For more offbeat/less competitive decks, the NRDB deck of the week is usually a fun little gem The meta keeps shifting all the time, every new pack that gets released usually enables a new deck type (even if itās not very competitive), or makes an existing kind of deck slightly better. If someone took the time to give you a truckload of links to decklists for ātypical Shaperā, ātypical Weylandā etc, then by the time you had the time to try them all, half of them would have changed! Just go on NRDB, find a recent deck that got lots of likes out of an ID that appeals to you, and try that.