Codex Pets is a focused gallery and practical guide for people who want to discover, package, and install custom pets for Codex. The site is built around a simple idea: a Codex pet should be easy to preview, easy to understand, and easy to install without digging through scattered files or unclear instructions. Instead of presenting pet assets as loose images, Codex Pets organizes each pet package around the files and metadata that matter, including pet.json, spritesheet.webp, preview pages, creator notes, and install links.

The main gallery helps visitors browse Codex pet packages and understand what each one contains before they download or install it. Each listing is intended to make the package structure clear: what the pet looks like, how the animation is represented, what metadata is included, and where the installation page or package details can be found. This is useful for developers who want a lightweight visual companion inside Codex, and for creators who want their pixel-style or animated pet work to be shared in a clean, install-ready format.

Codex Pets also includes a guide for making a Codex pet package from scratch. The guide explains the practical pieces of a package, including the role of pet.json, how spritesheet.webp is used for animation frames, and why preview and install pages help other users trust and understand the asset. The site does not try to be a large marketplace or a generic AI tool directory. It is narrower by design: it focuses on Codex pets, package clarity, and repeatable publishing details.

For creators, the benefit is structure. They can see what a complete package should contain and how to present it. For users, the benefit is confidence. They can inspect a pet package, preview it, and follow a clear install path. For the Codex community, the site gives these small visual assets a dedicated home instead of leaving them hidden in individual posts or repositories.

Codex Pets is especially relevant to developers, indie makers, and design-minded users who enjoy customizing their development environment. It combines a gallery, documentation, and practical packaging notes in one place. The result is a simple resource for discovering Codex pets today and for helping more creators publish consistent, install-ready pet packages over time.

A typical visitor can use the site in two ways. They can browse existing packages when they simply want a ready-made Codex pet, or they can read the creation guide when they want to prepare their own package. That combination keeps the experience practical: discovery for users, packaging guidance for makers, and clear context for anyone evaluating whether a pet package is suitable for their Codex setup.