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@shiki0111/pix-avatar

v0.1.0

Published

Spec-first 40x40 pixel avatar generator for agents, CLI, SDK, and HTTP workflows.

Readme

Pix Avatar

Spec-first 40x40 pixel avatar generator for agents, CLIs, SDKs, and HTTP workflows.

The canonical source is an Avatar Spec. PNG, SVG, debug grids, anchors, layer reports, and pixel inspection are all deterministic render outputs.

Quick Start

Production CLI install:

npm install -g @shiki0111/pix-avatar

pix-avatar random --seed 42 --out spec.json
pix-avatar render spec.json --out avatar.png
pix-avatar inspect spec.json --pixel 20,26 --json

Package-local install:

npm install @shiki0111/pix-avatar
npx pix-avatar random --seed 42 --out spec.json

Local development:

npm install
npm run dev

CLI examples:

npm run cli -- random --seed 42 --out examples/specs/seed-42.json
npm run cli -- render examples/specs/seed-42.json --out examples/outputs/seed-42.png --debug-grid examples/outputs/seed-42-grid.png --debug-anchors examples/outputs/seed-42-anchors.png
npm run cli -- inspect examples/specs/seed-42.json --pixel 20,26 --json
npm run validate:assets

The default logical canvas is 40x40; the default scale is 12, so PNG renders are 480x480 unless --scale is provided.

HTTP API:

npm run serve:api

Endpoints include GET /traits, POST /avatar/random, POST /avatar/render, POST /avatar/patch, POST /avatar/inspect, and POST /avatar/validate.