Codex pet package
Doge is a tan Shiba-style companion with a cream face and chest, pointed ears and a curled tail. It keeps a recognizable four-legged outline in idle and changes direction clearly in its running rows. Choose it for animal movement and a friendly paw wave; waiting and review have no separate status prop.
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Pet profile
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The tail forms a visible curl above the back, while the cream cheek and chest distinguish the face from the tan coat. The broad outline survives reduction better than the tiny forehead spots. Unlike Nemo Corgi, this pet normally stands on four legs.
Run-right and run-left turn the head, tail and whole torso, with stretched and tucked leg positions. Running keeps a more front-facing angle while still moving the paws. These poses communicate travel much more clearly than Pixel Corgi's front-facing bob.
The dark nose and eyes remain distinct inside the pale face. On the tested dark background the cream chest is bright; on a pale one the dark outline helps separate the feet and face edge. Fine paw-pad and tear details benefit from a larger preview.
Animation review
These observations come from the original package spritesheet, not a generic species description.
The greeting raises one front paw with dark pad pixels facing the viewer. Jump lowers the body, lifts it with tucked front paws, and lands back in a crouch. Both change the silhouette more than a blink or head tilt.
Tears and drooping ears accompany a seated frown. The head then lowers toward the paws before the dog returns to a sitting pose. That change in height remains visible when the small blue tears are difficult to see.
Waiting uses a blink, head tilt and occasional lifted paw. Review leans forward, lowers the head and narrows the eyes before returning upright. Neither adds a laptop or document, so these states can look like ordinary attentive poses at small scale.
Compare before installing
Compare a plush-looking orange-and-white dog whose idle stance is upright on two feet rather than four-legged.
Compare a quiet floating face icon if a full-body gait and curled-tail silhouette feel too active.
Package visuals reviewed from the original spritesheet on . Reviewed by Codex Pets Team. How we review pets. These are visual observations, not an installation test or an artwork license.
State previews
Use the grid to check the nine standard action rows: idle, movement, waiting, failed, and review.
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Download package
Download the zip package, or copy a community CLI or curl command that installs this Codex pet into $HOME/.codex/pets/doge. Then enable it with /pet or Settings -> Appearance -> Pets.
npx @eyichan/codexpets add dogepet.json
Save this file as pet.json inside the local package folder for this Codex pet.
{
"id": "doge",
"displayName": "Doge",
"description": "A cute Doge-style Shiba Inu companion for Codex.",
"spritesheetPath": "spritesheet.webp"
}Assets
Atlas
Use the preview controls above to check idle, movement, waiting, failed, and review rows before installing.
# After downloading doge-codex-pet.zip mkdir -p "$HOME/.codex/pets/doge" unzip -o "./doge-codex-pet.zip" -d "$HOME/.codex/pets/doge" # In Codex /pet # Or manually Settings -> Appearance -> Pets -> choose doge
Download the package zip first, then run this command from the folder that contains the zip file. After installation, use /pet or open Settings, choose Appearance, then Pets. Use Refresh custom pets if the package does not appear immediately.
How to use
Scan the 9-state preview grid to confirm the spritesheet covers idle, movement, waving, failed, waiting, and review states.
Download the package zip, or save spritesheet.webp and pet.json into a folder named after this pet id.
Copy both files into ~/.codex/pets/<pet-id>/ so Codex can discover the custom pet package.
Use /pet inside Codex, or open Settings -> Appearance -> Pets and choose this installed pet. Refresh custom pets if it is not listed yet.