Menu
Generate success, warning, danger, and info status colors that harmonize with your brand using square harmony. All colors mathematically derived from one input.
Installer avec Codex ou Claude Copiez ce prompt, collez-le dans Codex, Claude ou un autre assistant, puis laissez-le vérifier la page du skill et l'installer pour vous.
Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
Audit and update all rampa project documentation after code changes. Use when adding features, changing defaults, modifying APIs, or before a release.
Generate mathematically accurate color palettes using OKLCH color space. Use when creating design systems, color ramps, accessible palettes, CSS variables for themes, or when user asks about color generation.
Create cohesive color themes for code editors, terminals, and IDEs. Generates semantic token systems from a brand color with reusable palette variables for rapid iteration.
Generate color ramps designed for WCAG-compliant contrast pairing. Creates 11-step scales with predictable foreground/background combinations.
Expand a single brand color into a complete multi-hue color system using harmonies. Creates primary, analogous, complementary, and split-complementary ramps.
Generate distinct, accessible colors for charts, graphs, and data visualizations. Uses color harmonies for maximum perceptual distinction.
| name | status-from-accent |
| description | Generate success, warning, danger, and info status colors that harmonize with your brand using square harmony. All colors mathematically derived from one input. |
| license | SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE.md |
| metadata | {"author":"ismael.fyi","version":"1.0.0"} |
Generate a complete set of status/feedback colors (success, warning, danger, info) that are mathematically related to your brand color using square harmony.
npx @basiclines/rampa
Square harmony generates 4 colors at 90° intervals on the color wheel. This gives you maximum distinction while maintaining mathematical relationships.
rampa -C "<brand-color>" --add=square -L 95:15 --size=10 -O css
This outputs 4 ramps:
base - your brand color (use as info/primary)square-1 - +90° rotationsquare-2 - +180° rotation (opposite)square-3 - +270° rotationThe actual colors depend on your input. After generation, map based on hue:
| Hue Range | Typical Status |
|---|---|
| 80-150° | Success (green/teal) |
| 30-80° | Warning (yellow/orange) |
| 0-30° or 330-360° | Danger (red/pink) |
| 180-270° | Info (blue/purple) |
Example: If your brand is blue (#3b82f6, ~220°):
# Generate all 4 status ramps from blue brand
rampa -C "#3b82f6" --add=square -L 95:15 --size=10 -O css
Output includes 4 full ramps - assign semantic meaning based on hue:
:root {
/* Info (base - blue) */
--base-0: #eff6ff;
--base-5: #3b82f6;
--base-9: #1e3a8a;
/* Danger (square-1 - magenta/red) */
--square-1-0: #fdf2f8;
--square-1-5: #ec4899;
--square-1-9: #831843;
/* Warning (square-2 - orange) */
--square-2-0: #fff7ed;
--square-2-5: #f97316;
--square-2-9: #7c2d12;
/* Success (square-3 - green) */
--square-3-0: #f0fdf4;
--square-3-5: #22c55e;
--square-3-9: #14532d;
}
After identifying which ramp is which, you can re-run with explicit names:
# If you know square-3 is your green/success
rampa -C "#22c55e" -L 95:15 --size=10 -O css --name=success
Or map in your CSS:
:root {
--success: var(--square-3-5);
--warning: var(--square-2-5);
--danger: var(--square-1-5);
--info: var(--base-5);
}
If the generated hues don't land exactly where you want, adjust the input:
# Start from green to ensure success is the base
rampa -C "#22c55e" --add=square -L 95:15 --size=10 -O css
# Now: base=green, square-1=blue, square-2=red, square-3=yellow
-L 95:15 range works well for status colors (light bg, dark text)--size=10 for full ramp, --size=5 for minimal