Termagitchi

A creature for every agent session. Hatch them, collect them, and never lose
  track of which agent is which.

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  Most terminal pets belong to you: one creature, nurtured over time. This one belongs
  to an agent. Every worktree is a den named after a city, every agent working in it
  hatches its own creature, and its mood tracks how tidy that worktree is. Six agents means
  six creatures alive at once, each recognisable at a glance, so you always know which session
  you are looking at and which one is in trouble.

  There are 41 species across five rarity bands, with shiny variants and 16 cities to
  work in. A creature is a hash of the session, so nothing is picked and nothing is saved -
  you get what you roll. Running more agents in more worktrees is how the collection fills,
  and pets den is where you see what you have found.

  If you like, I like coffee :)

Install

Linux and macOS

macOS with Homebrew

As a Claude Code plugin - adds /pets and /pets-setup, so it is findable
from inside Claude Code:

The plugin carries the two skills; pets install still owns the status line and
hooks, which is what /pets-setup runs. You need the binary either way - a plugin
carries configuration, not executables. See plugin/README.md.

As a Codex plugin - same skills for Codex (/pets, /pets-setup), via the
.codex-plugin bundle in this repo:

Then run /pets-setup (or pets install --harness=codex). Codex must trust the
hooks before they fire — see the Codex note below. The binary is still required;
the plugin is configuration, not an executable.

Windows - scoop bucket add tevvvb https://github.com/TevvvB/scoop-bucket
then scoop install termagitchi, and run pets install. Or grab an archive from
Releases and put pets on your
PATH yourself.

With…