Each Claude Code, OpenCode and omp session becomes a pet that walks along the bottom of Chrome. See who needs you, and answer from any tab.
One-time purchase · Lifetime updates · Works with Claude Code, OpenCode and omp
2npm run deploy
In Chrome, Arc, Brave, Edge and other Chromium browsers.
Features
When an agent wants to run a command or edit a file, its pet starts bouncing. Click it, read exactly what it wants, and answer Allow, Always or Deny right where you are.
Claude Code and OpenCode. omp approvals stay in the terminal.
A capsule over each pet says what it’s doing. The toolbar badge counts the sessions waiting on you.
Read the agent’s latest answer and send its next message from whatever you’re reading.
Upload a photo of your own cat. Crop it into the circle, pick any body colour, give it a name, and it walks your pages as one of your pets.
Try a body colour, or tap the name to rename
Cats, foxes and axolotls. Every live session gets a different one. Rename any pet, or despawn one without stopping its session.
In Gather mode the pets walk to a corner and sit together, purring and grooming. Roam lets them wander.
In another app? A desktop notification tells you which pet needs you, with Allow and Deny right on it.
Everything runs on your computer. No accounts, no cloud. Your code and prompts never leave your machine.
127.0.0.1The only network calls: the license check with Dodo Payments and update checks with npm.
How it works
One command connects your agents. Chrome does the rest.
$ npx agent-pets init✓ Claude Code hooks added to ~/.claude/settings.json✓ omp extension installed at ~/.omp/agent/extensions/agentpets.ts✓ OpenCode plugin installed at ~/.config/opencode/plugins/agentpets.js✓ Chrome extension in ~/.agentpets/extension✓ Daemon running on 127.0.0.1 (starts automatically at login)npx agent-pets init connects Claude Code, OpenCode and omp, installs the helper and puts the extension in ~/.agentpets/extension.
Open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, then click Load unpacked and choose that folder, or just drag it in.
Pin Agent Pets, open it and paste the license key from your receipt. Start a session and say hello to your first pet.
Updates install automatically. Requires Node.js 18 or later.
Pricing
No subscription and no account.
Early-bird price $6 one-time, regular price $9
$9one-time
Early-bird price for early buyers. Then $9.
Discount applied at checkout.
14-day refund, no questions asked.
Payments handled by Dodo Payments (merchant of record), including taxes and VAT. Refund policy
Works in Chrome, Arc, Brave, Edge and other Chromium browsers on macOS, Linux and Windows. Requires Node.js 18+.
FAQ
By design, Agent Pets is installed directly. npx agent-pets init puts the extension in ~/.agentpets/extension, and you load it once through Chrome’s Developer mode (Load unpacked). After that, updates install automatically, so you never repeat it.
Agents: Claude Code, OpenCode and omp. Browsers: Chrome and other Chromium browsers such as Arc, Brave and Edge.
On macOS the helper starts automatically at login. On Linux and Windows it works too, but there’s no auto-start yet: run npx agent-pets start and keep it running. Node.js 18 or later is required.
No. Everything runs on your computer: a small helper on 127.0.0.1 talks to your agents and to the extension. There are no accounts and no cloud, and your code and prompts never leave your machine.
The only network calls are the license check with Dodo Payments and update checks with npm. See the privacy policy.
Automatically. Agent Pets checks npm for new versions and installs them for you, and the extension picks them up on its own. Every future update is included in your one-time purchase.
Up to 3. Activate the same license key in Chrome on your laptop, Arc on your desktop, and one more.
Yes. Ask within 14 days of purchase, no questions asked: email support@getagentpets.com or contact Dodo Payments, who processed your order. See the refund policy.
No. The hooks never block your agent. A permission request waits for an answer from a pet only while that pet is on screen, and the prompt in your terminal keeps working as usual, so you can answer in either place.