colony-visuals

Standardize banners, progress bars, and headers across colony command outputs.

9|1|Updated Feb 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/calcosmic/Aether --skill colony-visuals
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: colony-visuals
Source: https://github.com/calcosmic/Aether/tree/main/.aether/skills-codex/colony/colony-visuals
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/calcosmic/Aether --skill colony-visuals

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

All colony outputs risk inconsistent visuals across banners, progress indicators, and section headers, which can confuse users and erode trust. Colony visuals standardize formatting to ensure a cohesive, branded look across all user-facing components.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Consistent banner formatting with spaced-letter banners that follow the colony guidelines.
  • Uniform progress bars using the designated utility, ensuring accurate progress representation.
  • Standardized output blocks (headers, dividers, emoji usage) for clear, scannable results.
  • Dashboard-ready visuals that clearly highlight state, blockers, and recent activity.

Quick Start

Enable colony-visuals to enforce the standard visual format across all user-facing output.

Frequently Asked Questions about colony-visuals

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I standardize command output visuals and banners for consistent formatting?

Standardize command output visuals by applying uniform banner styles, progress bars, and structured output blocks to ensure a cohesive, branded look across all user-facing surfaces. This enforces a single banner style and consistent emoji conventions per design guidelines.

What is the best way to format progress bars and headers in dashboard output?

Format progress bars and headers in dashboard output by using designated utilities that enforce accurate progress representation and standardized section dividers. This creates clear, scannable results that highlight state, blockers, and recent activity.

Can I use standardized output blocks for log rendering and command output?

You can use standardized output blocks for log rendering and command output to enforce visual consistency. The format applies structured headers, dividers, and emoji conventions to any user-facing surface requiring a branded look.

Why does inconsistent formatting in banners and progress indicators erode user trust?

Inconsistent formatting in banners and progress indicators erodes user trust because varying visual styles across outputs confuse users. Standardizing formatting ensures a cohesive, branded look that maintains clarity across all user-facing components.

Do I need specific dependencies to enforce visual consistency across user-facing surfaces?

You do not need specific dependencies to enforce visual consistency across user-facing surfaces. Enable the skill to apply the standard visual format to all command output, dashboard rendering, and logs without requiring external components.