What would you like to be added?
Allow users to customize the banner area displayed at the top when Qwen Code CLI starts, including:
- Custom ASCII Art Logo: Allow users to replace the default "Qwen Code" ASCII art
- Custom Brand Title: Allow users to modify the displayed title text
- Hide Banner: Allow users to completely hide the banner area
Configuration should be supported via config files (e.g., ~/.qwen/settings.json or project-level .qwen/settings.json), for example:
{
"ui": {
"customAsciiArt": "custom ASCII art string",
"customBannerTitle": "My Brand",
"hideBanner": false
}
}
Why is this needed?
Third-party brand integration: When enterprises or teams integrate Qwen Code into their own products or services, they need to display their own brand identity instead of the default "Qwen Code" to achieve a white-label experience.
Personalization: Individual users may want to customize the terminal interface appearance to better match their personal preferences or team standards.
Multi-tenant scenarios: In shared environments, different teams can distinguish their respective Qwen Code instances through customized banners.
Additional context
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What would you like to be added?
Allow users to customize the banner area displayed at the top when Qwen Code CLI starts, including:
Configuration should be supported via config files (e.g.,
~/.qwen/settings.jsonor project-level.qwen/settings.json), for example:{ "ui": { "customAsciiArt": "custom ASCII art string", "customBannerTitle": "My Brand", "hideBanner": false } }Why is this needed?
Third-party brand integration: When enterprises or teams integrate Qwen Code into their own products or services, they need to display their own brand identity instead of the default "Qwen Code" to achieve a white-label experience.
Personalization: Individual users may want to customize the terminal interface appearance to better match their personal preferences or team standards.
Multi-tenant scenarios: In shared environments, different teams can distinguish their respective Qwen Code instances through customized banners.
Additional context
N/A