Headsup colors
Glanceable Claude Code and Codex state in your terminal tabs: white=idle, blue=working, orange=waiting. Multi-terminal (iTerm2, WezTerm, AI Power Term), a live status bar with Anthropic usage limits, /sfl and /nil window save-and-restore, and twelve companion skills. macOS only.
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Customize headsup's global iTerm2 tab colors for Codex sessions: idle, working, and waiting. Use when the user asks to change Codex/headsup tab colors.
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Codex Headsup Colors
Edit ~/.codex/hooks/headsup-status.conf. Change only these variables:
IDLE_COLORPROCESS_COLORWAIT_COLOR
Accept 6-character hex values without #, or translate common color names yourself. Preserve all other file content.
After editing, if PROCESS_COLOR changed, apply it immediately to the current tab because Codex is currently working:
~/.codex/hooks/headsup-codex-resync.sh
If only idle or waiting changed, tell the user the new color will appear on the next matching Codex state.
Do not edit Claude files under ~/.claude.