Themes focused on minimalism, simplicity and cross-tool consistency, shipped in three flavors:

• Morok — pitch black, neutral greys on a true-black floor.
• Popil — warm ash. Near-neutral warm-grey base with neutral warm-grey subtext and muted terracotta accents.
• Vatra — Carpathian hearth fire. Same warm base as popil, but with golden-tan subtext and gruvbox-material-warm accents.

All three flavors share the same 14 named color slots and every port — only the values diverge. Pick morok for maximum contrast, popil for restrained warm minimalism, vatra for the gruvbox-coded sibling.

Morok (pronounced [mo-rok]) is a Ukrainian word that means “darkness” or “gloom”. It is often used to describe a state of melancholy, sadness, or despair, and can also refer to a dark and gloomy atmosphere or environment.

Live previews — pick a tab to swap between the terminal mock and syntax-highlighted samples across languages.

Palette structure and token naming inspired by Catppuccin.