by IvanWng97
Terminal pixel-art office for AI coding agents
# Add to your Claude Code skills
git clone https://github.com/IvanWng97/pixtuoidLast scanned: 6/6/2026
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}pixtuoid is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by IvanWng97. Terminal pixel-art office for AI coding agents. It has 376 GitHub stars.
Yes. pixtuoid passed SkillsLLM's automated security scan — a dependency vulnerability audit plus prompt-injection heuristics — with no high-severity issues. You can read the full report in the Security Report section on this page.
Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/IvanWng97/pixtuoid" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
pixtuoid is primarily written in Rust. It is open-source under IvanWng97 on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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Running several coding agents means alt-tabbing between terminals to find out who's stuck, who's waiting on a permission prompt, and who finished ten minutes ago. pixtuoid puts them all in one tiny pixel-art office you can watch from above — every session is a character at a desk: typing while it works, raising a ? when it needs you, dozing off when it's done.
A little bit Black Mirror, a little bit The Sims — and the most glanceable multi-agent dashboard you'll ever use.
Pick one — Homebrew on macOS, or npm on any OS:
Homebrew (macOS):
brew install IvanWng97/pixtuoid/pixtuoid
npm (any OS):
npm install -g pixtuoid
Then launch:
pixtuoid
Press s to open the Sources panel and connect your agent CLI (Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, Reasonix, …) — pixtuoid wires up the integration for you, no separate install step. In another terminal, start that coding agent. A character walks in from the elevator within a second; disconnect in the same panel and it walks back out. The panel also flags a source whose hooks are connected but broken (run pixtuoid doctor for the full health report).
Keyboard shortcuts: q quit · p pause · s sources (connect / health) · t themes · m sound (+/- volume) · Tab agent dashboard · ? help · ↑↓/jk/PgUp/PgDn floors · click an agent to bring its terminal to the front (f in the dashboard)
More ways to install — Cargo, prebuilt binaries, and Debian .debs — are on the install guide ↗.
| Feature | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-agent office | Every agent session gets its own desk — when a floor fills up, a new floor opens automatically | |
| Multi-floor office | Hop between floors with PageUp/PageDown, ↑/↓, or j/k — each switch slides into view |
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| Office spaces | Cubicles, a meeting lounge, and a pantry — the office is laid out in distinct furnished zones, not just a grid of identical desks | |
| Animated characters | Coworkers type, wait with a ?, sleep under little z's, and walk A*-routed paths between desks |
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| Team palette | Shirt and pants take their colors from the working directory — same repo, same colors, so the room reads like an org chart. Hair and skin vary per agent; 16 curated outfits | |
| Per-tool monitor glow | Each desk's monitor glows with the tool in use — Edit blue, Bash orange, Read cyan — so you can read the whole room at a glance | |
| Token meter | Paper stacks up on a desk as its session burns tokens — the pile climbs through 250K / 2M / 16M tiers, a big spend drops a fresh sheet, and hovering shows the exact total (Σ) | |
| Hover tooltips | Hover an agent for session duration, tool-call count and active-time %; hover any furniture — desks, sofas, plants, vending machine, printer — for its name | |
| Agent tree dashboard | Tab opens a collapsible tree of every floor's agents — each badged with the CLI it runs, color-tinted by what it's doing, with tool-call counts | |
| Office pets | A cat or dog (one per floor) roams desks, pantry, sofas; sleeps near idle agents. Click to pet — pixel-art hearts float up | |
| OpenClaw gateway mascot | A live OpenClaw gateway shows up as a wandering lobster — the way it moves shows the gateway's health | |
| Office vibes | The sun and moon cross the skyline as the day goes by, weather rolls past the windows — rain, storm, snow, fog, overcast, windy, smog — and six themes give the office a whole new look | |
| Lofi soundtrack | A lofi soundtrack synthesized entirely in code — no audio files shipped. Day and night tracks follow the office's clock and weather, typing sounds swell with activity, and the door chime, printer and vending machine play as coworkers come and go. m mutes, +/- volume |
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| Floating desktop window | pixtuoid floating opens the office in a frameless, always-on-top window — on your desktop, not just in your terminal |
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| Hook-safe | The tiny hook shim pixtuoid installs always exits 0 — even a stuck office can never block your agent |
| Tool | Runs on |
|---|---|
| Claude Code | macOS · Linux · Windows* |
| Codex CLI | macOS · Linux · Windows* |
Also supported: Antigravity CLI, DeepSeek-Reasonix, CodeWhale, Copilot CLI, opencode, Cursor CLI, Hermes Agent, Oh My Pi, OpenClaw, Grok Build, Kimi Code CLI.
→ Full tool × OS support matrix on the site
* experimental — limited testing, unsigned binaries.
Adding a new tool? Implement the
Sourcetrait — or, for a hook-only CLI, just a hook decoder + an installTarget— then add a row tosite/src/sources.json(itssupportedset is pinned to the code by a test). One file, one channel, done.
Everything lives in ~/.config/pixtuoid/config.toml (created on first launch;
every key optional) — theme, desk cap, custom pet names, and sprite packs. CLI
flags override the file (pixtuoid run --theme dracula).
The setting you'll reach for most is the theme — press t in the TUI for a
live-preview picker across six built-in palettes; your pick persists across sessions.
See docs/CONFIGURATION.md for the full key reference
(defaults, system-managed keys), the custom sprite-pack workflow, and logging /
troubleshooting (diagnostics go to ~/.cache/pixtuoid/log) — or browse it live
at /config.