I’ve made a list of all my film simulation recipes that use auto white balance. Previously I organized them by dynamic range setting, so that they could be seen in a different arrangement. Now I’m doing it by white balance. The film simulation recipes below all use auto white balance. Just in case it’s helpful, I’ve also included the required white balance shift.

X-T30 Eterna (+5R, -5B)
Expired Eterna (+5R, +5B)
Faded Color (shift variable)
“Warm Contrast” (-2R, -4B)
X-T30 Velvia (+1R, -1B)
X100F Velvia (+1R, -1B)
Classic Chrome (+1R, -1B)
Dramatic Classic Chrome (+1R, -1B)
Astia(no shift)
PRO Neg. Hi (no shift)
Vintage Kodachrome (+2R, -4B)
Fujicolor Superia 800 (-2R, -3B)
“Eterna” (+2R, +2B)
Ektar 100 (+3R, -2B)
Cross Process (-3R, -8B)
Kodachrome II (+3R, -4B)
Ektachrome 100SW (+3R, -4B)
Vintage Agfacolor(-3R, -4B)
Aged Color (+5R, -3B)
Fujicolor Pro 400H (+2R, +1B)
Agfa Optima 200 (-1R, -1B)

See also:
Film Simulation Recipes that use Kelvin White Balance
Film Simulation Recipes that use Other White Balances