Agent skill
color
Pick the terminal background color Ralph uses to distinguish its terminal from Claude Code.
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/tree/main/skills/other/other/color
SKILL.md
Terminal Color
The user wants to change Ralph's terminal background tint - the color applied during npx agentic-loop run to visually distinguish Ralph's terminal from Claude Code.
Note: This only works in macOS Terminal.app. On other terminals (iTerm2, VS Code, Linux), Ralph skips tinting automatically.
Step 1: Show Current Color
Read .ralph/config.json and check for terminalTint. Show the current setting:
- If set: "Current tint:
{value}" - If not set: "Current tint:
#1a1a2e(default dark navy)"
Step 2: Ask Color Preference
Use AskUserQuestion:
Question: "What color should Ralph's terminal background be?" Header: "Tint color" Options:
- Dark Navy (default) - "
#1a1a2e- cool and distinct, easy on the eyes" - Dark Teal - "
#1a2e2e- subtle blue-green undertone" - Dark Red - "
#2e1a1a- warm undertone, clearly different" - Off - "Disable terminal tinting entirely"
If the user selects "Other", ask them to provide a hex color (e.g., #2e2e1a).
Step 3: Validate (if custom hex)
If the user provided a custom hex:
- Must match
#followed by exactly 6 hex characters (/^#[0-9a-fA-F]{6}$/) - If invalid, say "That doesn't look like a valid hex color (e.g.,
#1a1a2e). Try again." and re-ask.
Step 4: Save to Config
Read .ralph/config.json, set the terminalTint field, and write it back.
- If a color was chosen: Set
"terminalTint": "#xxxxxx" - If "Off" was chosen: Set
"terminalTint": "off"
Use jq to update:
jq --arg color "THE_HEX_VALUE" '.terminalTint = $color' .ralph/config.json > .ralph/config.json.tmp && mv .ralph/config.json.tmp .ralph/config.json
Step 5: Preview (macOS Terminal.app only)
If running in Terminal.app, apply the color immediately so the user can see it:
# Apply preview (will be restored when Claude session ends)
osascript -e 'tell application "Terminal" to set background color of front window to {R, G, B}' 2>/dev/null
Where R, G, B are the hex values converted to 16-bit (multiply each 8-bit value by 257).
If "Off" was chosen, skip the preview.
Step 6: Confirm
Say:
"Done! Ralph will use #xxxxxx as the terminal tint.
Next time you run npx agentic-loop run, the terminal background will change to this color. It restores to your original background when the loop ends.
Run /color again anytime to change it."
If "Off" was chosen, say:
"Done! Terminal tinting is now disabled. Ralph will run without changing your terminal background."
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