Pixel Agents turns every agent session into a character at a desk. Who’s working, who’s done and who’s waiting on you is clear at a glance.
Claude Code ~/code/storefront
> add a size picker to the product page
Read(src/product/Page.tsx)
⎿ Read 142 lines
Give every agent its own look. Choose hair, clothes and colours, or go pixel by pixel.
Paint floors and walls, place furniture and give each project its own room.

FreeMIT licensedRuns on your computerUses no tokensNo telemetrySource on GitHub
Run npx pixel-agents in a terminal. You need Node.js 20 or newer and Claude Code.
Open the link it prints in your browser.
Press + and choose a project folder. The agent gets a desk and a terminal.
Using VS Code? Install it from the VS Code Marketplace or Open VSX.
Nothing. Pixel Agents is free and open source under the MIT License. It uses no tokens and collects no telemetry. Source on GitHub.
No. The office runs on your computer and only reads your own agents. To use it on your phone, you connect over your own network or a private network you set up, like Tailscale, with a private link.
For now, only Claude Code; however, the project is built on a modular architecture, so adding a new agent is easy: point your coding agent at the Pixel Agents codebase and ask it to build the integration. Interested in building on top of Pixel Agents? Join our Discord.
Only if you agree. To update the office instantly, it can add hooks to Claude Code's settings. It shows you what it will add and asks first, and turning hooks off removes them. Without hooks, it reads the session transcripts instead.
Claude Code, and either Node.js 20 or newer for npx pixel-agents, or VS Code 1.105 or newer (or a fork like Cursor). It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux.
Yes. Make characters in the character creator, build your office in the layout editor, or load your own sprite sheets from a folder.
Run one command, open the link, and have some fun while you work.