pixtuoid: AI coding agents, visualized as pixel-art coworkers in terminal office
pixtuoid Your AI coding agents, visualized as pixel-art coworkers in a terminal office. pixel + tui + (agent-)oid 🖥︎ Live demo ↗ · Architecture · Configuration · Contributing Why? A little bit Black Mirror, a little bit The Sims — and the most glanceable multi-agent dashboard you'll ever use. Quick Start Pick one: Homebrew (Linux, macOS, or WSL2): brew install 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.
- ▪pixtuoid Your AI coding agents, visualized as pixel-art coworkers in a terminal office. pixel + tui + (agent-)oid 🖥︎ Live demo ↗ · Architecture · Configuration · Contributing Why?
- ▪A little bit Black Mirror, a little bit The Sims — and the most glanceable multi-agent dashboard you'll ever use.
- ▪Quick Start Pick one: Homebrew (Linux, macOS, or WSL2): brew install 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, Reasoni
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pixtuoid Your AI coding agents, visualized as pixel-art coworkers in a terminal office. pixel + tui + (agent-)oid 🖥︎ Live demo ↗ · Architecture · Configuration · Contributing Why? 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.
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