@inobit/pi-themes

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A curated theme pack for Pi coding agent with four families of light + dark variants. Pair them with Pi's theme: "light/dark" syntax to follow the terminal color scheme automatically (same mechanism as the built-in light/dark).

Themes

Theme	Variant	Palette source
rosepine	Dark (Rosé Pine main)	rose-pine + opencode's built-in rosepine theme
rosepine-dawn	Light (Rosé Pine dawn)	Same as above
tokyonight	Dark (night variant)	folke/tokyonight.nvim
tokyonight-day	Light (day variant)	Same as above
catppuccin-latte	Light (Latte flavor)	Catppuccin palette
catppuccin-frappe	Dark (Frappé flavor)	Same as above
catppuccin-macchiato	Dark (Macchiato flavor)	Same as above
catppuccin-mocha	Dark (Mocha flavor)	Same as above
solarized-light	Light (Solarized light)	Solarized
solarized-dark	Dark (Solarized dark)	Same as above

Installation

pi install npm:@inobit/pi-themes

After installation, all ten themes appear in the /settings theme list.

Usage

Pin to a single theme:

# Pick in /settings, or write to settings.json
"theme": "rosepine-dawn"

Auto-switch with terminal scheme: set theme to a paired string — left of the slash is the light theme, right is the dark theme:

// settings.json
{
  "theme": "rosepine-dawn/rosepine"
}

// settings.json
{
  "theme": "tokyonight-day/tokyonight"
}

// settings.json
{
  "theme": "catppuccin-latte/catppuccin-mocha"
}

// settings.json
{
  "theme": "solarized-light/solarized-dark"
}

You can also pick the paired entry directly in /settings. Pi uses the right-hand theme when the terminal is dark and the left-hand theme when it is light, updating live as the terminal scheme changes.

Tip: to avoid customizing a theme for one side, mix with a built-in, e.g. "theme": "rosepine-dawn/dark".

Customization

Pi hot-reloads theme files on edit for instant feedback. See Pi's official Themes docs for the theme format and all color tokens.

Credits

• Palette semantics follow the original designs of Rosé Pine (dawn/main), folke/tokyonight.nvim (day/night), the Catppuccin palette (latte/frappé/macchiato/mocha), and Solarized (light/dark).

Development

pnpm --filter @inobit/pi-themes pack:check   # verify publish tarball
pi -ne -e ./packages/pi-themes

License

MIT