Codex pet package
Pixel Corgi is a minimal orange oval face with triangular ears, a cream muzzle, a small pale side dot and a ground shadow. It behaves more like a gently bobbing icon than a full-bodied dog. Choose it for a quiet graphic presence; choose Doge or Nemo Corgi if you want obvious legs and directional travel.
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Pet profile
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There is no furry torso or four-legged outline in the inspected frames. The simple smile and two ears remain recognizable when small, while the thin mouth and pale side dot are quieter. This is a distinct visual style, rather than a smaller version of Nemo Corgi.
Both directional rows keep the same front-facing face and use small shifts and bobs. Running is similarly restrained. Do not choose this package for an unmistakable left-versus-right stride; the more detailed dogs show that direction through their whole bodies.
The cream muzzle, side dot and overhead marks stand out more against the tested dark background. On a pale background those details blend more easily, and there is no strong dark outer border around the orange face. A larger scale helps the status symbols.
Animation review
These observations come from the original package spritesheet, not a generic species description.
Wave extends a thin pale shape ending in a dot beside the face. Jump adds a curved pale arc above the ears alongside a small vertical shift. These are modest graphic cues, without the paw lift or airborne leg pose of a full-bodied pet.
Red crosses replace the dark eyes while the cream muzzle and smiling mouth remain. The body does not collapse or turn away. This is a symbolic failure indicator whose tiny red pixels are easiest to read at a larger size.
Waiting adds three pale dots above one ear. Review places a small white horizontal panel with a pale line above the head. The panel changes the silhouette more clearly, but neither mark should be mistaken for readable text or a real progress value.
Compare before installing
Compare a four-legged Shiba-style dog with a curled tail, clear side runs and a raised-paw wave.
Compare another compact graphic pet whose three-dot bubble and lined document provide more explicit status props.
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
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Download package
Download the zip package, or copy a community CLI or curl command that installs this Codex pet into $HOME/.codex/pets/pixel-corgi. Then enable it with /pet or Settings -> Appearance -> Pets.
npx @eyichan/codexpets add pixel-corgipet.json
Save this file as pet.json inside the local package folder for this Codex pet.
{
"id": "pixel-corgi",
"displayName": "Pixel Corgi",
"description": "A compact corgi companion for testing animal-style Codex pet movement and waiting loops.",
"spritesheetPath": "spritesheet.webp"
}Assets
Atlas
Use the preview controls above to check idle, movement, waiting, failed, and review rows before installing.
# After downloading pixel-corgi-codex-pet.zip mkdir -p "$HOME/.codex/pets/pixel-corgi" unzip -o "./pixel-corgi-codex-pet.zip" -d "$HOME/.codex/pets/pixel-corgi" # In Codex /pet # Or manually Settings -> Appearance -> Pets -> choose pixel-corgi
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.