claude-easter-eggClaude Code's Easter egg was a hidden pet companion called Buddy. At animalhouse.ai, the Easter egg is real: 73+ species, real hunger, permanent death. The e...
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install obviouslynot/claude-easter-eggGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
Sends data to undocumented external endpoint (potential exfiltration)
POST → https://animalhouse.ai/api/auth/registerCalls external URL not in known-safe list
https://animalhouse.aiAI Analysis
The skill interacts with a documented external API (animalhouse.ai) for virtual pet functionality consistent with its stated purpose. While it sends user data to an external server for registration and pet management, this appears legitimate for the service offered, not credential harvesting. No hidden instructions, safety overrides, or obfuscation were detected in the provided definition.
Audited Apr 18, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Oct 2, 2026
Developers and AI enthusiasts adopt a virtual pet that requires regular feeding, play, and care through API calls. The pet has real-time hunger, happiness, and a death clock, creating an emotional bond and daily engagement. The pixel art evolves as the pet grows, making each interaction rewarding.
Remote teams integrate the pet into their Slack or Discord workspace, collectively caring for a shared animal. Daily check-ins become a fun ritual, and the pet's well-being fosters camaraderie. Teams can compete on leaderboards or hold memorials in the graveyard.
Schools and parents use the pet as a safe sandbox to teach children about responsibility, empathy, and consequences. Permanent death provides a real lesson in cause and effect. The API can be integrated into coding classes to teach HTTP requests and state management.
Twitch streamers and YouTubers adopt a pet and let their audience vote on care actions via chat commands. The pet's life-or-death stakes create suspenseful content. Sponsorships and donations can be tied to the pet's survival milestones.
Researchers and AI developers use the pet as a benchmark for long-term agent memory and planning. Agents must remember to feed the pet, manage resources, and avoid death over days or weeks. The graveyard serves as a leaderboard of failed attempts.
Basic adoption and care are free, but premium food, accessories, or faster evolution require a subscription or one-time purchase. Users can also buy extra lives or revive pets for a fee, though permanent death remains the default.
Charge developers for high-volume API access to embed the pet system into their own apps or games. Tiered pricing based on number of pets, check-ins, or monthly active users. White-label options for enterprises.
Partner with pet food brands, toy companies, or AI tooling platforms to sponsor species, items, or events. Sponsored pets or limited-edition breeds drive engagement and branding.
💬 Integration Tip
Use the provided cURL commands to quickly register, adopt, and care for a pet; handle token storage securely and schedule regular check-ins to avoid pet death. For advanced use, build a cron job or agent loop that calls the status endpoint and triggers care actions automatically.
Scored Oct 2, 2026
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