Added (all now linked from their live locations): - home_root/.claude/settings.json. The statusLine command now uses $HOME instead of a Linux-only absolute path. - home_root/.claude/bin/ratecheck and home_root/.claude/skills/australis-design. - home_config/zsh/claude-config-dir.zsh and home_root/.local/bin/claude-config-dir-init, the per-repo Claude Code login helper and its seeding script. - home_root/.gitconfig and home_config/git/ignore. - home_root/.zshenv, with the cargo env line guarded so boxes without rust start clean. link-dotfiles --check reports drift without changing anything: tracked files whose live copy is no longer a link (stow dry-run conflicts) and links into this repo that dangle. Exits 1 on drift. Verified against a clean baseline and two planted drifts, a detached .nanorc and a dangling link. .mailmap maps every earlier identity to Vuong Hoang: the repo-local 'Your Name' placeholder config (now removed), host-generated emails, and aider suffixes. CLAUDE.md: the symlink warning now lists every linked file and points at --check. README: documents what is and isn't tracked under .claude, the edit rule, and --check.
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Australis Dark Color Theme
The Australis Dark color theme is inspired by the Southern Lights: The Aurora Australis
The theme consists of 16 terminal colors and a specification for usage. It is designed to be medium contrast and easy on the eyes as well as having an aesthetic appeal.
It is based on the following design criteria:
- All colors are cooler than neutral.
- With the exception of black, white and yellow, ANSI terminal colors have a perceived lab lightness of 65. Bright variants have a lab lightness of 80.
- As neutral colors get brighter, they shift slightly towards green while maintaining the overall cool blue temperature. This is a design decision to give it an antactic ocean aurora theme.
- Overall contrast is medium to medium high to maintain eye comfort.
Ice - Main Colors
These colors are the base colors. The background is a slightly cool light black without becoming too blue. As the primary colors increase in brightness, they start tinting more green. These are the primary colors that should make up the background and foreground.
| #222531 | #a9bcc3 | #c7e7f9 |
| Background | Foreground | Highlight |
| Black | White | Bright White |
Aurora - Primary Colors
These make up the bulk of the color volume for the theme. These colors can be used generously. By default, blue, cyan and green are used in that order of preference. Bright variants are used for highlighting purposes.
| #6388D8 | #a4c4ff | #00b1a8 | #42dcd1 | #16B866 | #51e08a |
| Blue | Bright Blue | Cyan | Bright Cyan | Green | Bright Green |
Dawn - Accent Colors
These should be used sparingly for the theme.
| #ff491a | #ff854f | #e1c631 | #FFE14E | #9d78ff | #d8adff |
| Red | Bright Red | Yellow | Bright Yellow | Magenta | Bright Magenta |
Sea - Neutral Contrast Colors
These are neutral tones between black and bright white for adjusting contrast and for the representation of text on the colors and themes with varying degrees of contrast. Black, Bright Black, White and Bright White can be substituted for any of the contrast colors to give the desired contrast. Uses for the darks include low-contrast elements like comments. As with all neutral tones in the theme, green tint is progressively increased with brightness.
Darks
| #222531 | #373b46 | #414751 | #565f69 | #6e7882 | #86929d |
| Black (LAB 15) | Bright Black (LAB 25) | Dark_30 (LAB 30) | Dark_40 (LAB 40) | Dark_50 (Lab 50) | Dark_60 (Lab 60) |
Brights
| #9daeb6 | #a9bcc3 | #b3cbcf | #cce7ec |
| Bright 70 (LAB 70) | White (Lab 75) | Bright_80 (LAB 80) | Bright White (LAB 90) |
All Colors and Hex Codes
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