Appearance
Light/dark mode, per-project colors, and editor syntax themes.
Quack's chrome is deliberately neutral — no single accent color runs through the UI. Color shows up in two places instead, both meaningful:
Per-project colors
Right-click a project in the dock to give it one of 18 hues. That color shows up on its icon, its top-bar name, and its Agent Hub entries — so with several projects open, you can tell them apart at a glance instead of reading labels.
Light and dark mode
The app follows your system setting by default, or you can force light/dark. Both modes share the same neutral, monochrome chrome — only the background and surface colors change.
Editor syntax themes
Independent of app-wide light/dark mode, the code editor has its own syntax theme picker — the familiar VS Code set (Dark+, Monokai, Solarized, High Contrast, and others). Light and dark app modes each remember their own choice.