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Calm slate. Living color.
Living Code for VS Code. Repository-owned theme files, installation instructions and four color flavors.
Teal · mint · aqua · steel · moss · amber · copper · flare · orchid · rose
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Night Dark · full palette 
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Frost Dark · softer chroma 
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Paper Light · near-white slate 
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Signal Dark · teal accent 
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When listed, search Living Code under publisher living-code-theme in the VS Code Marketplace or Open VSX, install it, then run Preferences: Color Theme → Living Code Night. The extension ID is living-code-theme.living-code.
Without a marketplace: download living-code-0.1.1.vsix from the latest GitHub release, or build it from a checkout:
node scripts/package.mjs
code --install-extension dist/living-code-0.1.1.vsixChoose another Living Code flavor with the color-theme picker.
Expand a flavor for its full-size preview and activation instructions.
Night · Dark · full palette
Choose Living Code Night in Preferences: Color Theme.
Frost · Dark · softer chroma
Choose Living Code Frost in Preferences: Color Theme.
Paper · Light · near-white slate
Choose Living Code Paper in Preferences: Color Theme.
Signal · Dark · teal accent
Choose Living Code Signal in Preferences: Color Theme.
The extension supplies color themes, not fonts or editor settings. Keep your existing preferences. Use VS Code's workbench.colorCustomizations and editor.tokenColorCustomizations settings for personal overrides.
Supports the engines.vscode compatibility range in package.json and all four Living Code themes. The same VSIX can be used in compatible VS Code forks. Marketplace updates use the extension ID living-code-theme.living-code; installations from another publisher do not switch automatically.
Found a problem? Open an issue with the app version, the flavor and a screenshot. Want Living Code somewhere else? Request a port.
Pull requests are welcome. Keep this README, port.json and images/ in sync, and use real screenshots of the app, never mockups.
🦎 One chameleon, many habitats. Part of Living Code.
© Elliot Luque