[BUG] Claude Code v1.0.92 -- Context visualization broken in light mode terminal themes

Resolved 💬 3 comments Opened Aug 26, 2025 by Kurry Closed Aug 30, 2025

Context visualization broken in light mode terminal themes

Environment

  • Platform (select one):
  • [x] Anthropic API
  • [ ] AWS Bedrock
  • [ ] Google Vertex AI
  • [ ] Other: <!-- specify -->
  • Claude CLI version: Claude Code v1.0.92
  • Operating System: macOS (Darwin 24.6.0)
  • Terminal: Claude Code interface

Bug Description

Context visualization display is broken in light mode terminal themes. The visual elements and token usage information appear fragmented, scattered, and unreadable due to color/contrast issues, while the same visualization works correctly in dark mode.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Set terminal to light mode/light theme
  2. Open Claude Code in a project with significant context usage
  3. Run the /context command to view context usage
  4. Observe the broken visualization with scattered elements
  5. Switch terminal to dark mode and repeat - visualization displays correctly

Expected Behavior

The context usage visualization should display correctly in both light and dark terminal themes with:

  • Proper color contrast and visibility in light mode
  • Clean, aligned progress bar showing token usage percentage
  • Properly formatted and positioned token counts for each category
  • Readable labels and organized layout regardless of terminal theme

Actual Behavior

In light mode:

  • Visual elements appear fragmented and scattered across the screen
  • Token counts and labels are mispositioned and difficult to read
  • Progress bar characters may be invisible or poorly contrasted
  • Overall layout is broken and unreadable

In dark mode:

  • Visualization displays correctly as expected

Additional Context

<img width="1102" height="1099" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5f0b4ae5-21be-43ef-8dae-cc50fed47666" />

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