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CodexPetDB

Pet download and install

Install a Codex pet in one command.

Choose a pet, copy one verified command, and CodexPetDB handles the package safely.

Install result preview

Byte Bunny desktop pet preview

Byte Bunny is ready for Codex

Install:

Installed to

pet.json341 BVerified
spritesheet.png595.9 KBReady
codexpetdb:~$ npx codexpetdb install 'byte-bunny' Fetching the verified package… SHA-256 verified. pet.json checked. Installed to ~/.codex/pets/byte-bunny Byte Bunny is ready for Codex.
Package version
r1
Package size
596.5 KB
SHA-256
df71bad1a7cd6ebaba79d26faa5eaa40b0eeabd875348cf56dc72b652566329e

Other installation methods

Choose the path that fits your workflow.

curl

Scripts and remote shells on macOS, Linux, or Windows.

set -e
TMP="${TMPDIR:-/tmp}"
curl -fL 'https://cdn.codexpetdb.com/revisions/019f96f2-64be-77a6-97a1-9bd229eb759e/byte-bunny.zip' -o "$TMP/byte-bunny.zip"
EXPECTED_SHA256='df71bad1a7cd6ebaba79d26faa5eaa40b0eeabd875348cf56dc72b652566329e'
ACTUAL_SHA256="$(shasum -a 256 "$TMP/byte-bunny.zip" | awk '{print $1}')"
if [ "$ACTUAL_SHA256" != "$EXPECTED_SHA256" ]; then
  rm -f "$TMP/byte-bunny.zip"
  echo 'SHA-256 mismatch; package was not extracted.' >&2
  exit 1
fi
mkdir -p ~/.codex/pets/byte-bunny
unzip -oq "$TMP/byte-bunny.zip" -d ~/.codex/pets/byte-bunny
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