Homiedex entry · No. 024 · character

Miles M.

A tiny superhero in a black suit with red accents, poised mid-leap over a city skyline.

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1. Install

Drops the pet pack into ~/.codex/pets/miles-morales/

$npx homiedex install miles-morales

2. Activate in Codex

Open Codex → Settings → Appearance → Pets.
Find Miles M. under Custom pets and click Select.
Use /pet inside Codex to wake the homie or tuck them away.

Or download manuallyShow

Unzips into a miles-morales/ folder containing pet.json + spritesheet.webp. Move it to ~/.codex/pets/miles-morales/

Need just one file?

pet.json spritesheet.webp

Hatch your own Miles M.

Copy this /hatch prompt and paste it into Codex CLI chat with the hatch-pet skill installed. Then grab the reference photo below and drop it into the same chat. Codex generates the full sprite on your model credits.

/hatch Miles M. — A tiny superhero in a black suit with red accents, poised mid-leap over a city skyline.

Visual reference: sleek black bodysuit with a striking red spider emblem, mask covering the entire head, crouched pose with one hand gripping a web shooter, urban cityscape in the background.

Unique traits: idle: crouched with one arm extended, ready to spring; wave: throws up a web-shooting gesture; jump: flips mid-air with a web trailing behind; review: strikes a superhero pose, chest out, with a confident smile.

Style: 192×208 chibi pixel art, classic Pokemon DS sprite, transparent background, big head small body, clean readable silhouette. Retain Miles M.'s iconic visual identifiers from the reference above.
Vibes: playful, heroic

Save as ~/.codex/pets/miles-morales/ (pet.json + spritesheet.webp).

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Reference photos

Pre-baked for the Codex /hatch flow. Copy an image to your clipboard, switch to Codex chat, paste it alongside your /hatch prompt.

Reference photos sourced from Wikipedia and Fandom. Wikipedia photos are typically CC-BY-SA; Fandom photos are used as visual research only. Homiedex chibi sprites are derivative artwork — these images are not redistributed as part of the published artwork.