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Agent Pets

Visual agent approvals and notifications in Chrome via animated pets

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About Agent Pets

Agent Pets integrates with coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and omp to provide visual notifications and approvals directly in the Chrome browser. Each active agent session appears as an animated pet that moves along the bottom of the screen and bounces when the agent requires user input. Users can approve, deny or always allow requests from any browser tab without switching windows. The tool displays a status capsule above each pet indicating the agent’s current task and maintains a toolbar badge that counts pending sessions. Desktop notifications are available for users working outside the browser. Approvals and replies can be sent from notifications, keeping workflow uninterrupted. Agent Pets runs entirely locally and does not require accounts or cloud services; all code and prompts remain on the user’s machine. The helper application communicates only for license validation and update checks.

Key features

  • Bouncing pet animations for pending agent requests
  • Approve, deny or always allow from any tab
  • Desktop notifications with inline action buttons
  • Custom pet appearance including body color and name
  • Gather and Roam modes for pet organization
  • Seasonal costume themes for pets
  • Toolbar badge showing pending sessions
  • Local-only operation with no cloud storage

Use cases

  • Managing multiple coding agents simultaneously without losing track of requests
  • Receiving visual and auditory cues for agent approvals while working in other applications
  • Customizing agent interactions with personalized pets and status displays

Pros

  • Supports multiple coding agents including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and omp
  • Visual and auditory cues reduce missed approval prompts
  • Works offline with no cloud dependency or account creation
  • Customizable pets including user-uploaded cat photos and seasonal costumes
  • One-time purchase with lifetime updates on macOS

Cons

  • Requires Node.js 18 or later
  • Limited to Chromium-based browsers
  • No free tier or trial available
  • Linux and Windows users must manually start and update the helper

Frequently asked questions about Agent Pets

What is Agent Pets?

Agent Pets integrates with coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and omp to provide visual notifications and approvals directly in the Chrome browser. It displays animated pets that move along the bottom of the screen and bounce when the agent requires user input.

Who is Agent Pets designed for?

Agent Pets is designed for developers who use coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or omp and need a way to receive and respond to approval requests without switching browser tabs or windows.

How does Agent Pets work with coding agents?

Agent Pets connects to supported coding agents via a one-time command, installs the necessary hooks, and runs locally on the user’s machine. It communicates with the agents to display their status and handle approvals directly in the browser or via desktop notifications.

Does Agent Pets require an account or cloud services?

No, Agent Pets runs entirely locally and does not require accounts or cloud services. All code and prompts remain on the user’s machine, with only license validation and update checks involving external communication.

What browsers and operating systems does Agent Pets support?

Agent Pets works in Chrome, Arc, Brave, Edge, and other Chromium-based browsers on macOS, Linux, and Windows. macOS users benefit from automatic startup and updates, while Linux and Windows users manage the helper with simple commands.

How do I get started with Agent Pets?

To get started, run the command 'npx getagentpets init' to connect your coding agents, install the helper, and set up the Chrome extension. Then, load the extension in Chrome, pin it, and paste your license key to begin using it.

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