totoro-pet

After spinning up the DSH Web GUI, the bottom-right corner of the page tends to sit empty. totoro-pet parks a hand-drawn chibi Totoro named Rongrong right there—by day it watches over your logs and builds, by night it curls into a fur ball to keep the CPU warm, so long stretches of staring at a terminal are no longer just a blinking cursor.

At the core is a full interaction-and-growth loop: feeding, petting, playing, and sleeping each move the three-axis status bar (satiety, mood, energy) and accrue experience points. Stats decay with real-world time, and the level formula is deliberately simple (level = floor(exp/50)+1). Four pose animations—idle breathing and blinking, happy hop, chewing while eating, and floating Zzz during sleep—cross-fade without shape jumps, and five-tone, nine-line random speech bubbles keep feedback immediate yet unobtrusive. You can drag the pet to any screen corner, scale it from 0.5× to 2.0×, tune opacity from 30% to 100%, auto-hide it when idle, and browse a pose-compendium card that lists every trigger condition.

The plugin ships zero-build with no third-party runtime dependencies: the browser half inlines every SVG and style into a single file, while the host half registers via ESM. The HTTP API binds exclusively to 127.0.0.1, caps request bodies at 64 KB, and persists state through atomic tmp+rename writes with automatic fallback on corruption. It is best suited for DSH Web GUI developers who want a small, living companion on their tool page without spinning up another Electron window.