Look up a MapleStory character's ranking by server — -na/-eu (GMS), -kr, -sea, -tw.
A tiny pet that lives on your windows.
TypePet walks along your taskbar and climbs the windows you actually have open. Talk to it, give it commands, dress it up — or let your favorite AI agent take the controls.
Apple Silicon Mac or Windows x64 — or build from source.
A companion that actually does things
TypePet is more than an animation — it reads your desktop, holds a conversation, runs commands you write, and plugs into your AI tools. The short version:
/ to fire off commands — and write your own in a plain text file that hot-reloads.Press a key. Ask it anything.
A global hotkey opens a little input bar. Type a message and the pet answers — out loud in a speech bubble and in the chat log. It's a helpful assistant and a playful creature with a body it can move.
Teach it new tricks in a text file
A command is just a folder with a command.md inside. Frontmatter on top, the body below. No build step, no restart — save the file and the command appears. Click one to try it:
Kinds: text, clipboard, image, link, prompt (runs through the LLM), pet (plays an action), and sandboxed script.
---
name: hello
kind: text
usage: /hello [name]
help: Greet a friend.
---
Hi there, {{args}}! Welcome ✨
Open the say bar, type /hello Steve, and your pet says
“Hi there, Steve! Welcome ✨” — the moment you save the file.
Install commands the community shares
Open the Hub from the tray and browse a registry of published commands. Pick one, see exactly what it needs before it installs, and it lands in your commands folder — verified by checksum.
Have the Maple World oracle read your daily luck — written on the spot by your chat model.
Check the next upcoming MapleStory maintenance window — looked up live with web search.
Pull up the Esfera region guide image whenever you need a quick reference.
Copy “Arcane Symbol/claim” to your clipboard in a single keystroke.
Copy “Sacred Symbol/claim” to your clipboard in a single keystroke.
The official starter set in the live registry. Anyone can publish — a command is just a folder you can zip and share.