style(extensions): retune agent filter colors off semantic status hues#72
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Shift each agent's brand color away from error-red / disabled-gray so the active filter no longer reads as an error or disabled control: - claude: red (hue 25 ~= error red) -> orange (hue 60), matching the real brand - codex: neutral gray -> indigo borrowed from its icon - cursor: flat gray -> warm charcoal (light) / off-white (dark), per its brand - copilot: arbitrary purple -> official GitHub Copilot violet (hue 296) - windsurf: lower chroma (less fluorescent) - soften active fill from /15 to /10 Addresses the concern in #67 by @Orchardxyz (colored fills reading as error/disabled), keeping the native <select> for consistency with the app's other filters. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reworks the per-agent active-filter colors so they no longer collide with the app's semantic status colors (error-red / disabled-gray), while keeping the native
<select>and the filled look.Why
In the agent filter, two agents' brand tints landed on status hues:
hue 25, essentially the app's error-red (hue 27) → a selected Claude Code filter read like an error.What changed (
--agent-*tokens, both light + dark)hue 60), matching Anthropic's real brand (#D97757), softened to tastehue 275), sampled from its iconhue 296, per brand.github.com)/15 → /10These tokens are only consumed by the agent filter, so nothing else in the app is affected.
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Addresses the concern raised in #67 by @Orchardxyz — that the colored fills read as error/disabled states. That observation was correct; this solves it via color tuning rather than a control swap, so the filter stays a native
<select>consistent with every other filter in the app.🤖 Generated with Claude Code