OmaCapy

A bar companion for Omarchy — same shell, same theme, nothing extra to install.
Pet it. Feed it oranges. Soak it. Collect omakase one-liners. When the machine fries, the rodent looks fried too.
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What you do
| Button | What happens |
|---|---|
| Pet | Happiness up. The official hello. |
| Orange | Snacks up. Diplomatic citrus. |
| Soak | Zen up. Send it to the river. |
| Wisdom | A one-liner. No refunds. |
Happiness, snacks, and zen fade slowly on their own. Night restores zen. High CPU load (from /proc/loadavg) cooks it until you soak.
Moods
The badge word and the face change with the roommate:
| Mood | Means |
|---|---|
chill |
Default floating coworker |
soaked |
Just back from the river |
munching |
Currently orange |
napping |
After 23:00, if it's happy enough |
hyped |
Over-petted |
fried |
Load is high, or zen collapsed |
lonely |
Nobody visited for hours |
meh |
Happiness ran low |
Badge shortcuts
- Left-click — open / close the lounge
- Middle-click — quick pet
- Right-click — quick wisdom
- Scroll up / down — pet / orange
In the lounge:
- Pet / Orange / Soak / Wisdom each leave their own mark — mood, a short toast, or a quote card
- p / o / s / w (or 1–4) fire those actions from the keyboard
- Side moves the badge and panel to the left, center, or right of the bar at any time
State lives in ~/.local/state/omarchy/omacapy.json. Nothing leaves the machine.
Install
omarchy plugin add https://github.com/Esegnorelli/omarchy-omacapy.git --enable
Local checkout:
omarchy plugin validate .
omarchy plugin add "$PWD" --enable
Optional placement:
omarchy bar move esegnorelli.omacapy --section center
Remove
omarchy plugin disable esegnorelli.omacapy
omarchy plugin remove esegnorelli.omacapy --yes
# optional: rm ~/.local/state/omarchy/omacapy.json
Requirements
- Omarchy Quattro shell
- Nothing else. No accounts, no network, no extra packages.
Why
The plugin marketplace is full of VPNs, AI token meters, and printer queues. OmaCapy exists so your status bar can also host a wet friend who believes in snacks.
License
MIT