What is Agent Pets?
Agent Pets turns every Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and omp session into a little pet that walks along the bottom of every page in Chrome. If you run several coding agents at once, you no longer have to keep checking terminal tabs to find the one that is waiting on you: its pet tells you.
Features
- See who needs you. A capsule above each pet shows what its agent is doing: Thinking, Your Turn, Allow Bash? or Done. The toolbar badge counts the sessions waiting on you.
- Approve from any tab. When an agent wants to run a command or edit a file, its pet bounces. Click it, read exactly what it wants, and answer Allow, Always or Deny right where you are (Codex offers Allow and Deny). The prompt in your terminal keeps working too.
- Reply without switching windows. Read the agent's latest answer and send its next message from whatever page you are reading.
- Desktop notifications name the pet that needs you, with Allow and Deny buttons on the notification.
- Eight named pets (cats, foxes and axolotls), or upload a photo of your own cat. Gather mode lets them sit together in a corner.
Private by design
Everything runs on your computer. A small helper on 127.0.0.1 talks to your agents and to the extension. No account, no cloud: your code and prompts never leave your machine.
Setup
Run npx getagentpets init (it connects your agents and installs the helper), load the extension in Chrome, Arc, Brave or Edge, and paste your license key. Works on macOS, Linux and Windows.
Pricing
$6 one-time while the early bird lasts (regularly $25), lifetime updates, 7-day refund, no questions asked.
