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@wierdbytes/pi-tokyo-night

v0.1.0

Published

Tokyo Night themes for the pi coding agent — folke's Night, Storm, Moon, and Day palettes mapped to all 51 pi color tokens.

Downloads

94

Readme

@wierdbytes/pi-tokyo-night

Tokyo Night themes for the pi coding agent — all four folke variants in one package, each mapping the canonical palette to all 51 pi color tokens (UI chrome, tool boxes, markdown, diffs, syntax highlighting, thinking-level borders, bash mode).

Variants

| Theme name | Variant | Background | Best for | | ------------------- | ------- | ---------- | ------------------------------------- | | tokyo-night | Night | #1a1b26 | Deepest dark, default folke variant | | tokyo-night-storm | Storm | #24283b | Slightly lifted, blue-leaning dark | | tokyo-night-moon | Moon | #222436 | Cooler, more saturated, pastel accents | | tokyo-night-day | Day | #e1e2e7 | Light terminals |

All four files live side-by-side in themes/ and share an identical vars key set + identical colors mapping — only the palette differs, so they're line-for-line diffable.

Install

# user-level (recommended)
pi install @wierdbytes/pi-tokyo-night

# or, project-local
pi install --local @wierdbytes/pi-tokyo-night

Activate

Either pick a variant via /settings → Theme, or set it in settings.json:

{ "theme": "tokyo-night-storm" }

Replace the value with tokyo-night, tokyo-night-moon, or tokyo-night-day to switch variants. If you edit the JSON of the active theme, pi hot-reloads on save.

Palette (Storm shown — others mirror the same role mapping)

Colors come straight from folke/tokyonight.nvim:

| Role | Storm | Used for | | ------------- | --------- | --------------------------------------- | | Background | #24283b | tool box base, export card | | Bg dark | #1f2335 | export page background | | Bg highlight | #292e42 | user message background | | Foreground | #c0caf5 | default text (terminal default) | | Comment | #565f89 | muted text, comments, quotes, diff ctx | | Blue | #7aa2f7 | accent, borders, links, functions | | Cyan | #7dcfff | accent borders, inline code, tool title | | Blue light | #89ddff | operators, blockquote border | | Teal | #73daca | types | | Magenta | #bb9af7 | keywords, list bullets, custom label | | Orange | #ff9e64 | headings, numbers | | Yellow | #e0af68 | warnings | | Green | #9ece6a | success, strings, diff added, bash mode | | Red | #f7768e | error, variables, diff removed |

The Night, Moon, and Day files reuse the same role mapping — open any of them and the only thing that changes are the hex values inside vars.

Customize

Drop a fork in ~/.pi/agent/themes/ and tweak vars. Because the role mapping is centralized, a custom variant is mostly a single hex swap per slot away.

License

MIT