Lakshya Sharma
187acc2add
Every mode rendered in the same green, so ultra (the high-intensity mode that deletes and challenges requirements) looked identical to lite/full at a glance. Give the ultra badge an amber color so it's obvious you're in it. The level is still in the badge text, so color stays a redundant cue, not the only one.
25 lines
885 B
PowerShell
25 lines
885 B
PowerShell
# CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR overrides ~/.claude, matching where the hooks write the flag (issue #34)
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$ClaudeDir = if ($env:CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR) { $env:CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR } else { Join-Path $HOME ".claude" }
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$Flag = Join-Path $ClaudeDir ".ponytail-active"
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if (-not (Test-Path $Flag)) {
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exit 0
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}
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$Mode = ""
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try {
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$Mode = (Get-Content $Flag -ErrorAction Stop | Select-Object -First 1).Trim()
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} catch {
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exit 0
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}
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$Esc = [char]27
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# ultra is the high-intensity mode; flag it amber so it stands out from the
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# default green. The level is still in the text, so color is a redundant cue.
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$Color = if ($Mode -eq "ultra") { "173" } else { "108" }
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if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($Mode) -or $Mode -eq "full") {
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[Console]::Write("${Esc}[38;5;${Color}m[PONYTAIL]${Esc}[0m")
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} else {
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$Suffix = $Mode.ToUpperInvariant()
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[Console]::Write("${Esc}[38;5;${Color}m[PONYTAIL:$Suffix]${Esc}[0m")
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}
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