Terminal design systems

Rounded corners. Active panel: green bold border. Inactive panel: default/muted.

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Tool/bash output uses box-drawing with hot pink (#fd5db1) borders.

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Used for banners, spinner, and decorative brand elements. Applied as gradient text via tinygradient library where TrueColor is available.

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Standard box-drawing (tview library style). Bold attribute.

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Rounded corners. Each box border colored by its accent.

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Codex queries the terminal's actual background color at runtime using OSC 11 escape sequences and adjusts all styling accordingly. This is not just dark/light mode — it's continuous adaptation:

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Use sparingly — for borders, headers, or decorative lines only.

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Rounded corners in Muted color. Soft and unobtrusive.

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For an extra-authentic look, alternate between amber and green phosphor:

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Dim single-line (same characters, Muted color) for nested elements.

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Single-line box drawing. Clean and lightweight.

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Rounded corners in Surface2 (Muted). Soft and inviting.

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Single-line in Gray. Warm but structured.

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Rounded corners in Comment (Muted) color. Modern and sleek.

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Single-line in Muted (Polar Night). Clean and structured.

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Rounded corners in Comment color. Dracula keeps borders subtle.

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