research-tui-evaluation

Research: TUI evaluation state color (pink vs green)

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Statusdone
Assignedagent-716
Agent identityf51439356729d112a6c404803d88015d5b44832c6c584c62b96732b63c2b0c7e
Created2026-04-27T15:47:11.204577262+00:00
Started2026-04-27T15:48:29.227556961+00:00
Completed2026-04-27T15:52:07.982824718+00:00
Tagstui,research,eval-color, eval-scheduled

Description

Description

The user is asking whether the TUI still uses a light-pink color to indicate that a task is being evaluated, given that we now have a light-green 'being evaluated' indicator somewhere.

Investigate the current state of evaluation-state coloring in the TUI:

  1. Search the TUI code (src/tui/) for color definitions and styling related to evaluation states (e.g. 'pending-validation', 'evaluating', '.evaluate-*' tasks, FLIP probing).
  2. Identify every place where a task/row is colored based on being-evaluated status.
  3. Note which color (pink, green, other) is applied where, and under what condition.
  4. Check whether pink and green coexist (different states? legacy?), or if one replaced the other.
  5. Look at recent commits that touched TUI color/style for evaluation (git log -- src/tui/ | grep -i eval, etc.).

Validation

  • Report lists every TUI location where evaluation-state color is applied, with file:line references
  • Report names the exact color(s) used (pink, green, hex/named)
  • Report states clearly: do BOTH pink and green still exist, or has one replaced the other?
  • Report distinguishes the conditions that trigger each color (e.g., 'pink for FLIP probe, green for .evaluate-* task running')
  • No code changes — research only

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