Show Current Color

Display the current project's Peacock color and copy it to clipboard. Matches VSCode Peacock extension's showAndCopyCurrentColor command.

Usage

/peacock:show-current

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<instructions> Display current Peacock color and copy to clipboard.

Step 1: Read Current Color

Check for .vscode/settings.json:

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

If not found:

ℹ️  No Peacock color set

This project doesn't have a Peacock color configured.

Set one:
  /peacock:change-color #8d0756
  /peacock:random-color

Stop execution.

Extract color:

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

If empty, show same message above.

Store as CURRENT_COLOR.

Step 2: Extract Additional Info

Get complementary colors if they exist:

jq -r '.workbench.colorCustomizations.titleBar.activeBackground // empty' .vscode/settings.json
jq -r '.workbench.colorCustomizations.activityBar.background // empty' .vscode/settings.json
jq -r '.workbench.colorCustomizations.statusBar.background // empty' .vscode/settings.json

Step 3: Copy to Clipboard

Copy the base color to clipboard:

echo -n "$CURRENT_COLOR" | pbcopy

(On non-macOS, this command may fail gracefully)

Step 4: Display Info

Output:

🎨 Current Peacock Color

Base Color: <hex>
RGB: (<r>, <g>, <b>)

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

✅ Color copied to clipboard!

Modify:
  /peacock:darken      - Make darker
  /peacock:lighten     - Make lighter
  /peacock:save-favorite - Save to favorites

Reset:
  /peacock:reset-colors

If copy failed (non-macOS):

🎨 Current Peacock Color

Base Color: <hex>
RGB: (<r>, <g>, <b>)

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

Copy this color: <hex>

</instructions>