A cohesive theme system
Slatewave is a family of themes that share a single, carefully-tuned color system — so your editor, terminal, and notes all speak the same visual language.
The same palette, everywhere
Editor, terminal, and notes — each rendered with the authoritative Slatewave palette. These previews aren't screenshots; they're rendered with the same colors you'd install.
Editor · VSCode
View theme →// slatewave/palette.ts
export const accent = '#5eead4';
export interface Theme {
name: string;
surface: 'editor' | 'terminal' | 'notes';
}
export function apply(theme: Theme): string {
return `${theme.name} on ${theme.surface}`;
}Terminal · Oh My Posh
View theme →no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a")
Notes · Obsidian
View theme →
Plain body text sits at #e2e8f0 over the slate editor.
Bold brightens toward #f1f5f9 so
emphasis reads clearly. Italics shift muted toward #cbd5e1.
Tags travel inline — #slatewave #theme/preview #demo
The palette
Every Slatewave theme is generated from this palette. Change a role here, and the same role shifts everywhere else.
Every theme is generated from the same palette, not ported by eye.
Tuned for long sessions: high legibility, low chromatic fatigue.
Every theme lives in its own public repo under the WTFPL — do what you want with it.