An ambient desktop pet + tray monitor that shows your AI coding agents at a glance — working, done, or waiting for you.
Built on AgentPet (macOS) — star the originalcurl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tranhuuhuy297/agentpet-linux/main/install.sh | bash
One state machine drives three ambient surfaces. Glance at any of them.
A paw in your top bar shows the running count — and flips to a warning the moment an agent needs you.
A live list of every session: project, activity, a colour-coded dot, and a per-state timer.
A floating companion whose mood mirrors your agents, with a colour-coded label that spells out the state — working, waiting, or done — so there's no guessing. It follows you across every workspace.
Ran the install command above? Launch agentpet — it opens straight to Settings, where these three steps live.
In Settings → General, toggle on the agents you use — AgentPet adds its hook safely, with backups.
Codex only — Codex runs trusted hooks only. In a new Codex session, run /hooks and trust agentpet hook --agent codex, or its pet won't show.
Any other CLI? Wrap it: agentpet run -- aider.
Grab a slug from petdex.dev and install it with the Petdex CLI:
npx petdex@latest install snow-plum-lillia
Install as many as you like.
In Settings → Pet, assign a pet to each agent. It appears when that agent is active — its mood mirroring the live state: calm, busy, or waving.