Vocion 7.12: The spark, in Vocion's own colours

Status: shipped. #1428 in v7.12.0. No migration and nothing to configure.

The spark is Vocion's one AI colour, and it shows only while an agent is working. It started as amber running into rose, violet and blue. It now uses the colours of the Vocion mark itself.

The mark's colours

The spark now runs violet, indigo, blue and teal (#7C3CFF, #4D63FF, #168BFF, #16D6D2), the same rail as the V in the logo. That covers the working orb, an agent's dot while it works, the composer's edge and the thinking line, in light and dark. Amber stays where it was before the spark existed: the brand, links, focus, and anything waiting on a person.

A quieter thinking line

The words on the live line ("Choosing who answers…") still carry a band of the spark while the agent works. That band now takes 4.8 seconds to cross the line instead of 2.4, and it eases in and out. Each colour is also blended a third of the way back toward the grey text, so the line glows rather than flashes. With reduced motion turned on, the line is plain grey text, as before.

A clean mark inline

At 14 pixels, a shaded sphere that spins and glows turns into a smudge. The mark beside the thinking line is now a flat disc of the gradient that softly pulses. Bigger orbs keep their shading.

The big spark is back

An empty chat opens on the big spark again: still, at rest, ready to work. The team sits under it, the lead a step larger than its teammates, each in its own colour, and every agent still opens on hover and click.

Agent colours

A resting agent still wears its own colour, so you can tell at a glance which agent is idle and which is working. One agent colour, indigo, used the exact shade the spark now uses, so its dot moved one shade deeper.

Get it

Update to v7.12.0 or later. Nothing else changes. The rules for the spark are in vocion-core's docs/design/foundations/spark.md.