pastilhasandClaude Opus 5
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Replaces #FCC001, which was measured off the hexagons in OffScaleAppIcon.png. Sampling was the wrong approach: PNG antialiasing and the icon's own shading make any eyedropper result an approximation of the brand value rather than the value itself. #FECF03 (hue 48.8deg) is the canonical one. All three yellows resolve through root.accent — the bar's tailnet label, the active connection name, and the IP/DNS subtitle — so this is a single value. The wordmark asset is unaffected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Offscale Omarchy Widget
Native Omarchy bar widget for Offscale.
Features
- Shows Offscale connection state in the bar
- Left click opens a keyboard-friendly panel
- Right click toggles Offscale on/off
- Switch between available Offscale connections when multiple are available
- Browse machines from
tailscale status --json - Copy a machine's Offscale IP, host name, or DNS name
- Send files to a machine with Taildrop, when the tailnet allows file sharing
Keyboard shortcuts
Inside the panel:
j/kor arrows: move cursorenter/space: activate current rowc: copy selected peer IPn: copy selected peer named: copy selected peer DNS names: send files to selected peert: toggle Offscaler: refresh statusesc: close
Requirements
tailscaleCLI onPATHwl-copyfor clipboard copy actions- Taildrop enabled for the tailnet, to send files
Receiving files
Incoming Taildrop files are saved to ~/Downloads by the
omarchy-tailscale-receive service, which announces each one with a
notification (an image preview when the file is an image, and a click to open
it). The Offscale service install enables it; omarchy tailscale receive
runs the same loop by hand.
Icon
Renders the Offscale mark natively as a theme-colored 3×3 dot grid, matching the official SVG silhouette while avoiding tiny-SVG rendering quirks in the bar.
Add to the bar
This widget ships as first-party plugin omarchy.tailscale. Add it with omarchy plugin enable omarchy.tailscale, then place it with omarchy bar move omarchy.tailscale if desired.