codex-pet

To create a custom animated Codex Pet, you provide a single reference image URL to generate a canonical chibi pose, then automatically assemble nine animation states and a 1536x1872 WebP spritesheet with a matching manifest for local installation.

A sprite atlas is a composite image containing multiple animation frames. You do not need to design frames manually; the process uses ImageMagick transforms to deterministically build nine Codex-compatible animation states from one reference image.

Yes, generating a Codex Pet spritesheet requires a RunComfy account and token, the RunComfy CLI, and ImageMagick to process the single reference image into the required animation states and manifest.

The best way to automate sprite atlas assembly is using a reference-based generation pipeline that converts one source image into a 1536x1872 nine-row WebP spritesheet, eliminating manual frame design and atlas configuration.

You must use a publicly fetchable image URL to generate the Codex Pet manifest and spritesheet. The pipeline processes this single reference image into a ready-to-install WebP spritesheet and manifest file.

A Codex Pet spritesheet includes nine animation states: idle, running, waving, jumping, failed, waiting, and review. These are built deterministically using ImageMagick transforms from a single reference image.