Save Favorite

Save the current project's Peacock color to your favorites list. Matches VSCode Peacock extension's saveColorToFavorites command.

Usage

/peacock:save-favorite

Optional with custom name:

/peacock:save-favorite magenta theme

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<instructions> Save the current project's Peacock color to favorites.

Step 1: Read Current Project Color

Check for .vscode/settings.json:

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

If not found:

❌ No Peacock color set for this project

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

Stop execution.

Extract current color:

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

Store as CURRENT_COLOR.

Step 2: Get Favorite Name

If arguments provided, use as favorite name. Otherwise, prompt for name or use color hex as name.

Step 3: Load or Create Favorites File

Check for ~/.claude/.peacock-favorites.json:

ls ~/.claude/.peacock-favorites.json 2>/dev/null || echo "not found"

If not found, create with empty array:

echo '[]' > ~/.claude/.peacock-favorites.json

Step 4: Add to Favorites

Read existing favorites:

jq -c . ~/.claude/.peacock-favorites.json

Add new favorite (check for duplicates first):

jq --arg color "$CURRENT_COLOR" --arg name "$FAV_NAME" \
   '. |
    if any(.[]; .color == $color) then
      .
    else
      . + [{name: $name, color: $color, added: now}]
    end' \
   ~/.claude/.peacock-favorites.json > ~/.claude/.peacock-favorites.json.tmp
mv ~/.claude/.peacock-favorites.json.tmp ~/.claude/.peacock-favorites.json

Step 5: Confirm

Output:

✅ Saved to favorites: <color> (<name>)

Total favorites: <count>

Use your favorites:
  /peacock:favorite-color

</instructions>