See it in action.
One pet per project. Soon your desktop will be bustling with them.
What a pet does for you.
A Windows desktop pet for people who run AI coding agents. One pet per project directory, so several agents running at once stay readable at a glance.
Claude Code and Codex CLI
Install the plugin once. Every agent event is forwarded to the pet bound to that project directory.
Status you can read across the room
Working, waiting on your input, finished, failed — each state is its own pose and color. When a run ends or stalls, the pet stops and flags you.
A pdd CLI in the box
Hatch, bind, rename, re-skin, and delete pets from the terminal — with the app closed, and with JSON output that pipes straight into a script.
Thousands of pets to choose from
Run npx petdex install and the app finds it. Anything in your pet folder shows up during onboarding and pet selection, ready to bind.
Agents hatch their own pets
The bundled hatch, bring, and carry skills let Claude Code and Codex do it themselves — every Orca worktree gets a pet without a single click.
Alive whether or not you're watching
With nothing to do, pets greet each other, chat, give chase, and dance. Take one out and toss it around, hand it a treat, pet it and get an answer back.
Choose your starter.
Pick one folder. That's your first pet.
Hatch your firstDownloads the Windows installer. View the source on GitHub