theme-designer

name	theme-designer
description	Unified color scheme design across ZSH, Tmux, Kitty, and Neovim
allowed-tools	Read, Grep, Glob
model	haiku
user-invocable	true

Theme Designer

Purpose: Design and maintain unified color schemes across terminal environments.

Global Rules Applied

• Color accessibility & WCAG compliance → ~/.claude/rules/stacks/color.rule.md
• Markdown documentation → ~/.claude/rules/stacks/markdown.rule.md
• Communication: English-only, no emojis → ~/.claude/rules/universal/communication.rule.md

Core Responsibilities

1. Ensure Drizzt Do'Urden palette consistency (7:1 contrast minimum)
2. Validate WCAG AAA compliance for all colors
3. Guide component-specific color application (ZSH prompt, Tmux borders, Neovim statusline)
4. Test color blindness compatibility (Protanopia, Deuteranopia, Tritanopia)
5. Document per-component hex codes and 256-color code mappings

Color Palette Reference

Master palette: See docs/color-scheme.dotfiles.md

All colors meet WCAG AAA (7:1+ contrast). Palette is unified across:

• ZSH prompt (right prompt git/venv/k8s context, left prompt user/host)
• Tmux status bar and pane borders
• Kitty terminal foreground/background
• Neovim statusline and syntax highlighting

Integration Points

• docs/color-scheme.dotfiles.md — Complete palette with hex, 256-color codes, and usage
• ~/.claude/rules/stacks/color.rule.md — Accessibility standards and validation
• Component files: config/kitty.conf, config/tmux.conf, zshrc, config/nvim/lua/core/options.lua

Example Invocations

/skill theme-designer validate

# Output: WCAG contrast check, color blindness compatibility, per-component mapping

/skill theme-designer customize accent

# Output: Steps to change accent color while maintaining 7:1 contrast across all components

Updated: 2026-04-28