Darken

Darken the current project's Peacock color by 10%. Matches VSCode Peacock extension's darken command.

Usage

/peacock:darken

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<instructions> Darken the current project color and apply the result.

Step 1: Read Current Color

Check for .vscode/settings.json:

ls .vscode/settings.json 2>/dev/null || echo "not found"

If not found:

❌ No Peacock color set

Set a color first:
  /peacock:change-color #8d0756
  /peacock:random-color

Stop execution.

Extract current color:

jq -r '.["peacock.color"] // empty' .vscode/settings.json

If empty, show same error above.

Store as CURRENT_COLOR.

Step 2: Darken Color

Convert hex to RGB.

Darken by 10% (multiply each RGB component by 0.9):

new_r = current_r * 0.9
new_g = current_g * 0.9
new_b = current_b * 0.9

Round to integers. Convert back to hex.

Store as DARKENED_COLOR.

Step 3: Apply Darkened Color

Use same logic as /peacock:change-color:

1. Calculate variants (lighter, text, complementary)
2. Update .vscode/settings.json
3. Merge with existing settings

Step 4: Confirm

Output:

✅ Color darkened by 10%

Before: <current_hex>
After:  <darkened_hex>

Applied to:
  • Title Bar: <darkened_hex>
  • Status Bar: <darkened_hex>
  • Activity Bar: <lighter_hex>

Reload VSCode window:
  Cmd+Shift+P → "Developer: Reload Window"

Too dark? Use /peacock:lighten

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