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The task strip is a band of its own, padded, and lined up with the window's name - #60

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It sat in the terminal pane's padding with 8px under the bar and its text
jammed against the top edge, so it read as stray text on the terminal's
ground rather than as part of the window. Now it bleeds out to the pane's
edges and the bar as its own surface, --level-panel, with 11px above, 12px
below and a rule before the terminal. Its text starts 10px in, measured equal
to where the project/name label starts in the bar (both at x=421), so the two
read as one column. Follow-ups get 6px to separate them from the task and 16px
between each other.

Contrast on the new ground, measured: task --graphite 6.98:1, follow-ups
--graphite-dim 5.24:1, current window's --quiet-on 8.76:1 -- all over 4.5.

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It sat in the terminal pane's padding with 8px under the bar and its text
jammed against the top edge, so it read as stray text on the terminal's
ground rather than as part of the window. Now it bleeds out to the pane's
edges and the bar as its own surface, --level-panel, with 11px above, 12px
below and a rule before the terminal. Its text starts 10px in, measured equal
to where the project/name label starts in the bar (both at x=421), so the two
read as one column. Follow-ups get 6px to separate them from the task and 16px
between each other.

Contrast on the new ground, measured: task --graphite 6.98:1, follow-ups
--graphite-dim 5.24:1, current window's --quiet-on 8.76:1 -- all over 4.5.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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