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Coding Pet House

Coding Pet House

Hayden Robotics

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12 installs
| (0) | Free
Cute virtual pets in a multi-story pet house for VS Code. Earn coins while you focus, decorate rooms, and gift your pets.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Coding Pet House

Cute virtual pets in a multi-story pet house while you code. Original artwork, room decorating, and a simple focus reward system.

Features

  • Pets: sheep, dog, cat, duck, bunny, pig, unicorn, squirrel, giraffe — each with a custom name and happiness bar (shown on hover)
  • Multi-story house: unlock 1–4 floors and switch freely between owned levels
  • Toolbar (top right):
    • + — add a pet
    • Delete — remove pets
    • Gift — gift a pet (raises happiness)
    • Options — coins, backgrounds, stories, and furniture shops
  • Default background: plain white
  • Starter items: free square window and starter bed on new saves
  • Furniture: drag to move anywhere, click for seat/delete menu, hover for name
  • Seating: seat pets on beds, couches, and other furniture; drag off or use Remove to unseat
  • Earn coins by keeping VS Code focused:
    • 10 coins every 5 minutes of continuous focus
    • Bonus rewards at 1, 2, and 5 hour streaks
    • Timer resets when you leave the editor window

Shops (Options menu)

Category Notes
Backgrounds From 2 coins
Stories 1 free, extra floors unlock for coins — buy once, switch freely
Furniture Beds, windows, seating, decor, and more

Getting started

  1. Install Coding Pet House from the Extensions panel
  2. Click the Coding Pet House icon in the activity bar
  3. Press + to add your first pet
  4. Keep coding with the window focused to earn coins

Commands

  • Coding Pet House: Focus Pets View — open the pets panel
  • Coding Pet House: Reset All Progress — wipe pets, coins, and purchases

Privacy

All progress is stored locally in VS Code global state on your machine. Nothing is sent to a server.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.

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