Random Color

Quickly set your project to a random vibrant Peacock color. Matches VSCode Peacock extension's changeColorToRandom command.

Usage

/peacock:random-color

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<instructions> Set a random vibrant Peacock color for the current project.

Step 1: Select Random Color

Choose randomly from this vibrant palette:

• #FF6B6B (red)
• #FF8C42 (orange)
• #FFD700 (yellow)
• #4CAF50 (green)
• #20B2AA (teal)
• #00CED1 (cyan)
• #4A90E2 (blue)
• #9370DB (purple)
• #FF1493 (magenta)

Store selected color as BASE_COLOR.

Step 2: Calculate Variants

Activity Bar (lighter): Convert hex to RGB, add 40 to each component, cap at 255

Text color: Calculate luminance: L = (0.2126R + 0.7152G + 0.0722*B) / 255 Use #e7e7e7 if L < 0.5, else #15202b

Badge (complementary): Simple complementary: swap dominant RGB channel

Step 3: Apply to .vscode/settings.json

Check if file exists:

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

Create or update with Peacock colors (same format as /peacock:change-color).

Step 4: Confirm

Output:

✅ Random Peacock color applied: <hex> (<color_name>)

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

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

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