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Feature verification

• Built with Python and TkinterVerified

  We built it using python and tinter

  Claimed on Devposthigh confidence

  • main.py:1 — imports tkinter as tk and uses it throughout for the GUI
  • requirements.txt:33 — tk dependency listed in requirements
• Desktop pet character (Oski) rendered on desktopVerified

  Desktop pet inspired by desktop pets growing up, right at your desktop

  Claimed on Devposthigh confidence

  • main.py:11 — Loads and displays the Oski bear image as a tkinter Label placed on the window
  • vedantsedits.py:19 — Loads stationary and directional animation frames for the pet and renders it via tk.Label
• Earn coins by completing to-do itemsVerified

  coins gained by completing your to do options

  Claimed on Devposthigh confidence

  • vedantsedits.py:309 — update_coins sums checked todo items and sets self.balance = completed_tasks * 10, persisted via save_balance
  • vedantsedits.py:274 — Each todo checkbox is bound to command=self.update_coins, wiring task completion to coin earning
• Pet stops walking/animating on mouse hoverVerified

  A large challenge was making the noise tracking work, as the image was not pausing when we hovered with a mouse

  Claimed on Devposthigh confidence

  • vedantsedits.py:115 — on_mouse_enter sets stop_walk=True and cancels the scheduled walk callback via after_cancel, implementing the hover-pause behavior described as a challenge
  • main.py:52 — Simpler version of the same hover-enter/leave handlers toggling stop_walk
• To-do list trackingVerified

  It can keep track of your to do list

  Claimed on Devposthigh confidence

  • vedantsedits.py:239 — pop_up_todo builds a scrollable checklist UI from self.todo_list, with add_task/remove_checked_tasks handlers
  • todo_list.json:1 — Persisted todo data file confirms the list is actually saved/loaded, not just UI mockup
• Feed the pet with coinsCode-supported

  You can feed it with coins gained by completing your to do options

  Claimed on Devpostmedium confidence

  • vedantsedits.py:228 — feed_oski opens a 'dinner time' Toplevel window when a shop button is clicked, but the window body contains no logic to deduct coins or change pet state
  • vedantsedits.py:159 — pop_up_shop displays the current coin balance and wires shop buttons to feed_oski/open_clothing, showing the shop/feeding UI exists even though the feeding action itself has no coin-spending effect
• Schedule/reminder tracking via Google CalendarCode-supported

  Reminds you of your schedule

  Claimed on Devpostlow confidence

  • vedantsedits.py:156 — setup_google_calendar and fetch_calendar_tasks methods exist to pull calendar events, but required imports (Credentials, InstalledAppFlow, Request, build) are absent from this file and self.calendar_service is never initialized, so these methods would raise NameError/AttributeError if called
  • vedantsedits.py:332 — The UI button wired to this feature (connect_to_google) only shows a messagebox stating the feature is not yet implemented, rather than invoking setup_google_calendar
• Clothing/customization shop for the petBlocked

  (implied by shop UI, not explicitly in provided text but present in code as a distinct feature area)

  Claimed on readmelow confidence

An AI agent derived these features from the project’s Devpost page and readme, then searched the code for each one. Verified features are backed by cited code; claimed-only features had no supporting code, which is not by itself proof a feature is missing.