Agent Pixels Launch Day 02 May 2026.

I have had built Agent Pixels over the last few days, it's not perfect, but it is a minimum viable product. And I spent hours and hours handcrafting the pixel images as I couldn't find a system that would give me the needed dimensions and also look decent.

Hopefully some other game devs and AI users will step in and help, generate some good assets and contribute so the plugin becomes amazing.

I have a lot planned over the next month for Agent Pixels so I'm really excited where this will go. And while I know there's no point to all of this, and it doesn't improve functionality for Paperclip, there's something very alluring about watching your company wandering around an office and doing real work.

Why Agent Pixels Exists: Giving Paperclip Agents a Place to Work

AI agent systems are getting more capable, but they can still feel strangely invisible.

You can have a whole company of agents planning, writing, researching, coding, checking, waiting, and handing work between each other, yet most interfaces still make that activity feel like a list of names, logs, or status badges.

Agent Pixels is my attempt to make that feel more alive.

From Agent Lists to Office Cameras

Agent Pixels is a plugin for Paperclip that turns your company of AI agents into a live pixel-art office.

Instead of only seeing a roster, you can watch agents move through rooms, sit at desks, idle in shared spaces, and keep their own recognizable character profiles.

The goal is not just decoration. A visual office gives you a faster sense of what is happening:

• Which agents are active
• Which agents are idle
• How large the company feels
• Whether the current setup has enough room for the workflow
• Which roles belong to which visual characters

When you are orchestrating a company of AI workers, spatial cues can make the system easier to understand.

Built for Paperclip Companies

Paperclip is designed around company-based AI orchestration. Agent Pixels fits into that idea by giving those companies a visual layer.

A small team might only need a few desks and a meeting space. A larger company might need multiple rooms, floors, departments, and camera views.

That is where Agent Pixels is heading: not just a single cute office, but a flexible visual system for AI companies.

Character Profiles Matter

One of the most useful parts of Agent Pixels is character association.

If your CTO agent, copywriter, analyst, or support agent always has the same visual identity, it becomes much easier to recognize them at a glance.

Over time, those characters start to feel like part of the company.

That makes the interface easier to read, but it also makes the work feel less abstract. You are not just watching processes. You are watching a tiny team move through its day.

Company Packs

Agent Pixels will also support ready-made company packs.

These are prebuilt Paperclip company setups for specific use cases, such as:

• SEO agencies
• SaaS companies
• Game dev agencies
• Larger multi-role companies

The idea is simple: instead of building every agent, role, and workflow from scratch, you can start with a company that already has a structure.

Agent Pixels then gives that company a visual home.

What Comes Next

The roadmap includes more character models, more floor layouts, better idle behaviours, additional interactions, and more ways to customize the office around the kind of company you are running.

I want Agent Pixels to make AI orchestration more readable, more personal, and honestly, a bit more fun.

Because if we are going to build companies made of agents, they may as well have somewhere interesting to work.