Problem
When running multiple AgenC missions, each gets its own tmux window/tab. Claude Code sessions can be assigned a per-session accent color via the /color command, but that color is currently invisible at the tmux level. There's no quick visual way to tell missions apart by their session color when scanning the tmux tab/status bar.
Proposed solution
Make a mission's tmux tab/pane mirror the /color of its Claude Code session, so the color chosen inside Claude is reflected in the surrounding tmux chrome. A couple of possible approaches:
- Background color — tint the tab/window-status background (or pane border) to match the session's
/color.
- Colored emoji marker — prefix the tab/window name with an emoji rendered in the matching color (e.g. a colored dot/square) so the color shows even where tmux background styling is limited.
Either would give an at-a-glance mapping between a mission's Claude session color and its tmux tab.
Open questions / notes
- Requires AgenC to read the session's current
/color value and keep the tmux styling in sync if the user changes it mid-session.
- Worth confirming where Claude Code persists the
/color selection so AgenC can observe it.
Filed via Adjutant
Problem
When running multiple AgenC missions, each gets its own tmux window/tab. Claude Code sessions can be assigned a per-session accent color via the
/colorcommand, but that color is currently invisible at the tmux level. There's no quick visual way to tell missions apart by their session color when scanning the tmux tab/status bar.Proposed solution
Make a mission's tmux tab/pane mirror the
/colorof its Claude Code session, so the color chosen inside Claude is reflected in the surrounding tmux chrome. A couple of possible approaches:/color.Either would give an at-a-glance mapping between a mission's Claude session color and its tmux tab.
Open questions / notes
/colorvalue and keep the tmux styling in sync if the user changes it mid-session./colorselection so AgenC can observe it.Filed via Adjutant