GrokDay for Windows Terminal

Windows Terminal color scheme for GrokDay, the light theme used by Grok Build.

Each slot uses a color token from that file. The hex values are unchanged.

Slot	Token	Hex
background	bg_base	#EEEEEE
foreground, black, brightWhite	text_primary	#262626
cursorColor, white	text_secondary / accent_user	#444444
selectionBackground	bg_visual	#C6C6C6
brightBlack	gray_bright	#626262
red / brightRed	RED / RED1	#CD3048 / #AF2323
green / brightGreen	GREEN / GREEN1	#378E23 / #0C947C
yellow / brightYellow	YELLOW / accent_plan	#A27612 / #A8780A
blue / brightBlue	BLUE / BLUE0	#2F64D2 / #28448A
purple / brightPurple	MAGENTA / PURPLE	#7D4BC6 / #6C3EB2
cyan / brightCyan	CYAN / TEAL	#0082AA / #0A8E70

Path orange #C3691E, verify violet #7850A0, remember green #4CAF50, and the pale diff backgrounds have no ANSI slot. Grok still paints those itself.

Install

1. In Windows Terminal, open the settings JSON with Ctrl+, then the settings button, or open %LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\Microsoft.WindowsTerminal_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\settings.json.
2. Copy the object in grokday.json into the schemes array.
3. Set the profile default:

"profiles": {
    "defaults": {
        "colorScheme": "GrokDay"
    }
}

Open a new tab to see it.

The palette comes from xai-org/grok-build and is under the Apache License 2.0. See NOTICE.