WALL-E
A tiny WALL-E-inspired cleanup robot companion in Codex digital pet style.
curl -fsSL "https://www.aimcp.info/api/codex-pets/wall-e-b720e371/package.zip" -o "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e.zip" && mkdir -p "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e" && unzip -o "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e.zip" -d "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e" && rm "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e.zip"- 1Make sure the Codex CLI is installed and you are signed in.
- 2Copy the install command above and run it in your terminal:
curl -fsSL "https://www.aimcp.info/api/codex-pets/wall-e-b720e371/package.zip" -o "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e.zip" && mkdir -p "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e" && unzip -o "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e.zip" -d "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e" && rm "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e.zip". It downloads the package into~/.codex/pets/. - 3Open
/petinside Codex and select WALL-E to bring it to life in your session.
A tiny WALL-E-inspired cleanup robot companion in Codex digital pet style. WALL-E is a community Codex pet: an animated companion you install into the Codex CLI so it lives in your terminal while you work. It is filed under robot, creature and codex-pets. WALL-E was made by melt. The package is distributed under the unknown license.
What is WALL-E?
WALL-E is a Codex pet, a small animated character you install into the Codex CLI. Once hatched it appears in your terminal as a companion while you code.
How do I install WALL-E?
Run `curl -fsSL "https://www.aimcp.info/api/codex-pets/wall-e-b720e371/package.zip" -o "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e.zip" && mkdir -p "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e" && unzip -o "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e.zip" -d "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e" && rm "$HOME/.codex/pets/wall-e.zip"` in your terminal to download the package into `~/.codex/pets/`, then open `/pet` inside Codex and select WALL-E to activate it.
Is WALL-E free to use?
Yes. WALL-E is free to install and is distributed under the unknown license.
What style is WALL-E?
WALL-E is tagged robot, creature and codex-pets, which describes its look and animation theme.
