KittyCrew
Health Pass
- License — License: MIT
- Description — Repository has a description
- Active repo — Last push 0 days ago
- Community trust — 13 GitHub stars
Code Pass
- Code scan — Scanned 12 files during light audit, no dangerous patterns found
Permissions Pass
- Permissions — No dangerous permissions requested
This tool provides a local-first, cat-themed web interface that acts as a unified multi-agent workspace. It allows developers to manage and interact with various AI coding assistants, such as Claude Code and GitHub Copilot, as distinct, personalized "AI pets."
Security Assessment
Overall risk: Low. The automated code scan checked 12 files and found no dangerous patterns, hardcoded secrets, or requests for risky permissions. The application operates on a "local-first" premise, keeping session states and working directories on your own machine rather than sending data to unknown third-party servers. Because it acts as a wrapper for other AI tools, it inherently relies on the local CLI tools already installed on your system and routes data based on your existing provider configurations. While it interacts with your file system's working directories, no malicious execution or hidden network requests were detected.
Quality Assessment
The project demonstrates strong health indicators for a new open-source utility. It is actively maintained, with its most recent code push happening today. The codebase is properly licensed under the highly permissive MIT license. Community trust is in its early stages with 13 GitHub stars, but this is standard for a recently launched independent developer tool. Additionally, the repository features comprehensive documentation and multiple language options, reflecting a high level of care and professionalism.
Verdict
Safe to use. It is a well-documented, actively maintained, and permissively licensed local tool with no detected security risks.
A local-first home for AI pets and companions, bringing Claude Code, Codex, and GitHub Copilot together in one cozy multi-agent workspace.
KittyCrew - AI Pets That Help You Get Things Done
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KittyCrew is a cute, local-first home for AI pets and companions that help with work, routines, creativity, and everyday tasks. Bring together Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Kimi Code, and OpenCode as distinct personalities, give each member its own room and skill set, and spend time with them inside one warm cat-themed space.

Quick Navigation
Why KittyCrew? · Features · Quick Start · How It Works · Roadmap
Why KittyCrew?
Most AI tools are designed like plain utility panels. KittyCrew turns that into a cozy shared home:
- Let Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Kimi Code, and OpenCode live side by side as companions.
- Organize them into small crews of up to five members.
- Give every member its own model, working directory, and approved skill set.
- Keep each pet's chat history, personality context, and streamed replies in one place.
- Stay local-first, with provider availability discovered from your own machine.
KittyCrew is built for people who want AI companions that feel present, personal, and genuinely useful, without reducing them to a cold task panel.
Features
Cozy Multi-Pet Home
- Create multiple crews and manage them in a single web app.
- Treat each crew as a small family of AI pets and companions.
- Watch every member respond in its own voice and pace.
Distinct AI Personalities
- Supports Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Kimi Code, and OpenCode members.
- Lets different providers feel like different personalities in the same home.
- Persists member-level model selection for future conversations and working styles.
Private and Local
- Each member has its own persisted session state.
- Each member can use a separate working directory.
- Skill access can be limited per member instead of exposing everything.
- Different members can be shaped for different kinds of help, from practical work to creative support.
UI Designed for Attachment
- Cat-themed crew cards and avatar selection.
- Inline rename, delete, queue, and cancel flows.
- Expanded member view for longer, more personal chat sessions.
Quick Start
1. Install
python -m pip install -e .
2. Launch
kittycrew
The web UI runs on http://127.0.0.1:8731 by default.
If you prefer running directly from the repository root:
PYTHONPATH=src python -m kittycrew
How It Works
KittyCrew combines a FastAPI web app with provider adapters exposed through a2a-sdk.
- The web UI manages crews, members, chat state, and local persistence.
- Provider adapters bridge to Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Kimi Code, and OpenCode CLIs.
- Each member maps to an isolated session record with its own runtime settings.
- Streamed output is surfaced back into the UI so every companion feels alive in place.
Use Cases
- Keep a small family of AI pets with distinct roles and personalities.
- Set up different crews for work support, daily routines, creative sessions, or shared projects.
- Give different members their own rooms, models, and approved skills.
- Leave open a local AI home that feels more like a living space than a tool panel.
Project Structure
src/kittycrew/ FastAPI app, services, provider adapters, static UI
tests/ Service and app regression coverage
assets/ README and project assets
data/ Local session and state storage
docs/readme/ Localized README files
Roadmap
- More companion types behind the same crew model.
- Better rituals, routines, and interactions across members.
- Richer ways to understand each member's history and state.
- More polished setup and onboarding flows.
Notes
- KittyCrew keeps transcript history per member and replays recent context on future turns.
- The app expects the relevant provider CLIs and
a2a-sdkto be available in the active environment. - Provider availability is detected at runtime, so incomplete local setups degrade gracefully.
License
MIT.
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