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UI Configuration

These settings control the appearance and behavior of Elroy's user interface.

Options

  • --show-internal-thought / --no-show-internal-thought: Show the assistant's internal thought monologue. [default: true]
  • --system-message-color TEXT: Color for system messages. [default: #9ACD32]
  • --user-input-color TEXT: Color for user input. [default: #FFE377]
  • --assistant-color TEXT: Color for assistant output. [default: #77DFD8]
  • --warning-color TEXT: Color for warning messages. [default: yellow]
  • --internal-thought-color TEXT: Color for internal thought messages. [default: #708090]

Internal Thought Display

When show-internal-thought is enabled, Elroy will display its internal thought process, including:

  • Memory consolidation reasoning
  • Tool selection logic
  • Reflection on recalled memories
  • Decision-making processes

This can be helpful for understanding how Elroy is processing information and making decisions. Disable this option for a cleaner interface focused only on the assistant's responses.

Color Customization

You can customize the colors used in the terminal interface to match your preferences or terminal theme. Colors can be specified as:

  • Named colors (e.g., "red", "blue", "yellow")
  • Hexadecimal values (e.g., "#FF0000", "#0000FF")
  • RGB values (e.g., "rgb(255,0,0)", "rgb(0,0,255)")

Example: ```bash elroy --assistant-color "#4287f5" --user-input-color "yellow"