Pets

---
name: pets
description: "Show this worktree's creature and the branch-hygiene signals behind its mood. Use when the user asks about their pet or types /pets."
version: "0.2.9"
author: TevvvB
---

# Pets

Run the card and show it. Nothing else.

```sh
pets card
```

## Output rule

The script prints a pre-formatted card with ANSI colours and box characters.
**Output it exactly as returned, character for character**, in a fenced block so
the terminal renders the spacing. Do not summarise it, describe the creature in
prose, add commentary, or strip escape codes.

`pets card` is typed by a person, so there is no agent session to key on and the
creature comes from the branch. A live agent's status line keys on its session id
instead, which is why one worktree can show several different creatures at once.
Either way the creature is derived from branch/session — never picked or renamed.

If args include `why`, additionally name the signals shown in warning colour
and, for each, the concrete command that clears it: `git commit` for
uncommitted files, `git push` for unpushed commits, and for split migration
heads, whatever that project uses to merge them.