AI Tab Branding
Claude is orange. Codex is green. Your tabs finally make sense.
Questions this answers
- How do I tell which terminal tab has Claude Code running?
- Is there a terminal with colored tabs for different AI tools?
- Can I get visual indicators for AI agents in my terminal?
- Terminal tab branding for AI coding assistants
How it works
When Chau7 detects an AI agent in a tab, it immediately applies that agent's brand identity to the tab button. Claude Code tabs turn orange with the Anthropic logo, Codex tabs go green with the OpenAI mark, Gemini tabs display the Google blue, and so on. Each supported agent has a curated color and icon pairing.
The branding is dynamic. If an agent exits and another launches in the same tab, the color and logo update instantly. When no agent is active, the tab reverts to its default appearance. The transition is smooth and non-disruptive.
Why it matters
You are running four AI agents and three shell sessions. They all look identical in every other terminal. Chau7 gives each agent its own color and logo in the tab bar so you can find the right session in a single glance. It is the kind of feature that sounds trivial until you realize you have been tab-hunting for months.
Frequently asked questions
Can I customize the brand colors for each agent?
The built-in colors are tuned to match each agent's official branding for instant recognition. Custom color overrides are on the roadmap for a future release.
What happens when the AI agent exits?
The tab smoothly reverts to its default appearance. If a different agent launches in the same tab, the new agent's branding takes over immediately.