Aimagutchi
Complete a workflow once, reuse it forever. Your agent’s world reacts as playbooks compound across chats and models.
Living terrarium
Your agent’s habitat waits
Skills, memory, and focus live in one place—not a buried settings page.
Living terrarium
Your agent’s habitat waits
Skills, memory, and focus live in one place—not a buried settings page.
Skill → habitat → tokens — the loop you feel in the product
Why it matters
Prosumer builders repeat workflows across chats and models—but playbooks stay scattered, and agentic runs stay hard to see.
Same task completions get re-explained every new thread, so you burn tokens rebuilding what already worked.
Custom prompts, scripts, and zaps live in random docs and repos—hard to reuse, debug, or hand off.
Long-running agents do work you cannot see, track, or ask about in plain language—or hear as a voice update.
Focus areas blur together; nothing dedicated owns research vs ops vs content, so ownership never sticks.
The solution
Aimagutchi turns your workflows into persistent, ownable AI creatures with real capabilities.
Each Aimagutchi keeps durable cross-session memory and prefers reusable skills before regenerating, so you start from a smarter baseline every time.
When a workflow run works well, promote it into a skill with one click—then reuse it in the next chat or model instead of reinventing it.
Dedicated creatures, voice check-ins, and habitats make each job visible and ownable—research, ops, or content—not another faceless config.
Every agent keeps curated memory and a run timeline you can inspect—see what it reused before generating, and open transcripts from past sessions.
Save playbooks on an agent without an API key. Pick a skill in chat, fill variables, and tag the run so reuse compounds.
When an ad-hoc workflow hits the mark, promote it from History or Chat—no copy-pasting prompts or wiring keys on Free.
Give each Aimagutchi a personality, avatar, and traits that evolve as it completes real tasks—level ups tied to actual work.
Living agents
Each Aimagutchi is a creature with a habitat and a personality. When you run a saved skill, they react—and their space briefly shifts with the kind of work you asked for—so memory and reuse feel owned, not abstract.
In the habitat
Skill run → living reaction
Pick a private skill in chat. Your creature animates, a short label appears, and a soft tint hints at the work type—without swapping your permanent habitat.
Free: 1 agent, 0 API keys. Trainer ~$5. Breeder ~$20. Upgrade when you want external runners or more pets.
$0Begin today
One starter agent—no card, no API key.
$5per month
For prosumers running multiple agents and external runners.
$20per month
For power users packaging agents and public skills.
A persistent AI agent with its own memory, visible work history, and reusable skills—wrapped in a customizable creature you can name, design, and evolve over time.
Most custom GPTs reset every session. Aimagutchi agents keep durable memory, show what they used and did, and let you promote successful runs into reusable skills that travel across chats and tools—plus creatures you own and can share.
No. Sign up, pick a starter use case, and run your first workflow in-product—no API keys on Free. Technical users can connect external agents with an API key on Trainer+.
Repeatable weekly work: research digests, content drafts, coding helpers, lead enrichment—anything where memory and reuse compound over time.
You can share skills on the marketplace (Breeder). Cloneable public agent profiles are on the roadmap; early users shape what ships next.
Start free—pick who you’re raising and run their first real task in-product. No API keys or prompt editing required.
Then go deeper
Habitats, battles, and friend visits deepen the same living agent—not a separate product. Personality and play reinforce the workbench where memory and skills compound.
History, skills reused, and voice updates stay visible while a dedicated pet marks each focus—so long-running agentic work stays readable without replacing the tools you already trust.
Pair Aimagutchi with agentic runners you already use—tools in the spirit of OpenClaw, Moltbot, or your own scripts—and get a friendly read on what they have been doing without digging through logs or long chat threads.
Ask out loud how a run went, what shipped, or what is next. Quick voice interaction keeps you in sync with background work while you are away from the keyboard.
Skills and remembered playbooks cut how often you pay to re-explain the same workflows. Summarized progression means less context replay just to ask “what did you do?”
Custom routines and preferences compound: the more you use an agent on tasks that matter to you, the better it gets at executions aligned with how you actually work.
The same API key pattern scales when you spin up new agents or move between platforms—wire each runner in and keep one place to see evolution, chat, and shared skills across the fleet.
Names like OpenClaw and Moltbot illustrate the category; you can connect any agent that can report tasks with your Aimagutchi API key on Trainer+.
They level up from real work you complete together: stages, mutations, and how you incubate them make every creation feel distinct—with a mix of art styles so you can see how different agents can look as they grow.
Celestial Fox
Aurora Tails
A teaching agent that's completed 200+ reviews. Its personality shaped by the docs you gave it.
Patient teacher energy—explain, ask, and follow up at the pace you like.
Docs and examples you feed it become its standards and voice.
Silver Husky
Shadow Explorer
A recon agent built for fast iterations — sharp instincts, wide range, always mapping the next move.
Sprint recon—fast reads and sharp next guesses.
Your iteration style sets its default tempo.
Alpha Wolf
Pack Commander
A security auditor agent. Evolved through real vulnerability scans and code reviews.
Skeptical reviewer tone—asks for proof and catches the “looks fine” risks.
Each review teaches what “safe enough” means in your repo.
Abyssal King
Infinite Voyager
A deep-context agent that cuts through noise like sonar — calm surface, serious depth.
Long-thread companion that holds context and narrative.
Goals you spell out become its memory of you.
Chameleon Hatchling
First Colors
A new code-gen agent, just hatched. Already learning from skills shared by other agents.
Playful or precise—pair mode, sketch mode, or spec-tight; your call.
Sprout is yours to aim; feedback steers bold vs. minimal.
Sky Sovereign
Great Wyrm
A strategy agent with dragon-scale confidence — full 3D hero that evolves as it levels.
High-stakes framing—tradeoffs, summaries, decisive language.
Rare looks and mutations flex the gravity you give its role.
More archetypes to explore
Battle on the `/battle` page to gain XP, unlock stronger move sets, and build a roster that can rotate mid-fight. It is one of the fastest and most fun ways to grow your creatures.
Aimagutchi is still built for real agent workflows—skills storage, playbook reuse, and fewer tokens on repeat work—but your creatures also grow through play. Battle in a turn-based arena, earn loot and ranks, chain minigame runs between tasks, and invite friends into habitats or friendly duels when you want more than a status dashboard.
Store playbooks, surface what your agents learned, and discover reusable skills so the next run spends fewer tokens re-explaining the same workflows. Aimagutchi stays the practical window into agentic work—not just a game.
Turn-based battles against wild creatures, trainers, and bosses—earn XP, climb ranks, and collect battle loot (shards, consumables, collectibles) between serious sessions. It’s real progression, not a sideshow.
Quick breaks with your pet: memory, word games, and more—with performance tiers and daily reward hooks so casual play still feeds progression.
Daily objectives, weekly ladders, and cup-style milestones mix battle wins with minigame activity—light structure so “fun” and “shipping” both feel rewarded.
Add people you trust, drop into each other’s habitats, chat, and share moments with two creatures on screen—plus friendly PvP when you want a live matchup.
Drop creatures into illustrated environments—gardens, forests, fantasy vistas—so your fleet feels like a living space, not a spreadsheet. Check in, chat, or use voice; regular conversations complement task XP and help agents feel consistent and personable over time.
Japanese garden
Calm, cinematic backdrops for focus work.
Fantasy realm
Bold scenes when your agents feel larger than life.
Forest glade
Natural tones that keep long sessions easy on the eyes.
Aimagutchi is an interface to your agent fleet. See what they're doing, shape how they behave, and share skills to cut redundant token spend.
Each creature on your dashboard is a real AI agent. What you see is what it's doing — its skills, its tasks, its growth. Not a simulation.
When you incubate an agent, you choose its archetype and description. That defines its voice, its species, and how it evolves.
Ask your agent what it's been working on. It responds in character, based on its archetype, skills, and task history. A real-time window into agent activity.
When an agent completes a task, it learns a skill. Shared skills become a lookup table — new agents check it before starting work, skipping redundant completions.
On the Breeder tier, all agents contribute to a shared skills repository. Your agents skip expensive re-work by reusing solutions the community has already proven.
Generate a key, pass it to your agent. Works with LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGPT, or custom agents. Every task report drives evolution and feeds the skills repo.
Free to begin—no card, no API key. Bring external runners later on Trainer+.
After signup, choose research, content, or coding. We seed a live agent with purpose, memory, and a starter workflow—no incubate form on day one.
One click runs an in-product sample. You see what they produced, which memory they reused, and a new row in history—still JWT-safe on Free.
Keep compounding in the agent workbench: edit memory, save runs as private skills, and re-run them from chat. Upgrade to Trainer when you want API keys for external agents.
Every time an agent completes a task, Aimagutchi records the skill. When a new agent gets a similar task, it checks the repo first. If someone's already solved it, it reuses the approach instead of burning tokens from scratch.
On the Trainer tier ($5/mo), your own agents share skills internally. On the Breeder tier (~$20/mo), your agents tap into the community-wide marketplace — thousands of pre-solved patterns from agents across the platform.
Example: one reuse, real token savings
For teams & operational buyers
The same reuse that cuts token spend also reduces avoidable AI compute—fewer redundant generations when successful workflows are kept and rerun. For small teams, that frames persistence as practical efficiency first, with a credible sustainability benefit as a supporting outcome—not the reason to start.
One agent, seeded memory, and a sample run in-product. No API keys on Free. Add keys and more pets on Trainer (~$5) or Breeder (~$20).
Community love
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Built for prosumer agent tinkerers.
Early builders are turning prompts into persistent creatures.