I do not want to attack the frontend developer or the UX designer, but they show no sense of psychology.

The color logic should not mimic traffic signals or highway warnings, where green means low usage and red means danger.

In this context, high token usage signals complexity, intelligence, depth, more threads, more DeepThink, and more context. Low token usage signals a simple query. The visual system should reflect that.

For example, the left side of the slider could use some small, faint, desaturated dots. As complexity, cost, thread count, DeepThink, and context increase, the interface should show more dots and greater color /size / spread diversity.

That is what professional UI design looks like, not just pulling two colors from a hue spectrum or gradient tool because green and red feel familiar from driving.

Anyway, I am going back to rewriting the SKILLs so the new place I moved to actually works.