Colour-code and order the directories you actually work in, from wherever you are. Writes each project's /.mulmoterminal.json — name badge, the seven chrome colours, xterm palette (theme / colors), terminal font size, and orderPriority (where it sits in the grid and in the launcher's chips). Starts from your recent MulmoTerminal directories rather than just the current one, reads the configs you already have, works out the convention you have been following, and continues it for the ones that are unset or off-pattern — so a newly cloned repo gets the colour and rank it should have had. Use when the user wants to colour-code, theme, rename, reorder, or resize projects in MulmoTerminal — "give this project a colour", "colour-code my repos", "keep my main repos at the top", "the new clone has no colour", "make them consistent", "terminal text is too small". For inventing a NEW reusable colour scheme that shows up in Settings, use mulmoterminal-theme instead.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
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Colour-code and order the directories you actually work in, from wherever you are. Writes each project's /.mulmoterminal.json — name badge, the seven chrome colours, xterm palette (theme / colors), terminal font size, and orderPriority (where it sits in the grid and in the launcher's chips). Starts from your recent MulmoTerminal directories rather than just the current one, reads the configs you already have, works out the convention you have been following, and continues it for the ones that are unset or off-pattern — so a newly cloned repo gets the colour and rank it should have had. Use when the user wants to colour-code, theme, rename, reorder, or resize projects in MulmoTerminal — "give this project a colour", "colour-code my repos", "keep my main repos at the top", "the new clone has no colour", "make them consistent", "terminal text is too small". For inventing a NEW reusable colour scheme that shows up in Settings, use mulmoterminal-theme instead.
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Colour-code and order the directories you actually work in, from wherever you are. Writes each project's `<project>/.mulmoterminal.json` — name badge, the seven chrome colours, xterm palette (`theme` / `colors`), terminal font size, and `orderPriority` (where it sits in the grid and in the launcher's chips). Starts from your recent MulmoTerminal directories rather than just the current one, reads the configs you already have, works out the convention you have been following, and continues it for the ones that are unset or off-pattern — so a newly cloned repo gets the colour and rank it should have had. Use when the user wants to colour-code, theme, rename, reorder, or resize projects in MulmoTerminal — "give this project a colour", "colour-code my repos", "keep my main repos at the top", "the new clone has no colour", "make them consistent", "terminal text is too small". For inventing a NEW reusable colour scheme that shows up in Settings, use mulmoterminal-theme instead.
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Category
General
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI