Matched themes for pi, Ghostty, and tmux. Pick once, everything syncs.
Install · How does it work? · Usage · Setup
Your terminal, multiplexer, and coding agent should look like they belong together. pi-auto-theme ships eight matched palettes where pi's TUI, Ghostty's terminal, and tmux use the exact same hex values.
Pick a theme with /theme and it sticks -- across reloads, restarts, everything.
- Eight themes -- four Catppuccin flavours, Everforest dark/light, High Contrast dark/light
- Ghostty sync -- rewrites the Ghostty config and triggers a reload when you switch themes
- tmux sync -- writes
~/.config/tmux/theme.confand reloads tmux live - Reload-safe -- theme is stored in
settings.json, so/reloadnever causes a flash - Themes self-update on every session start
| Dark | Light |
|---|---|
catppuccin-mocha |
catppuccin-latte |
catppuccin-macchiato |
|
catppuccin-frappe |
|
everforest-dark |
everforest-light |
high-contrast-dark |
high-contrast-light |
pi install git:github.com/sasha-computer/pi-auto-themeOr try it first:
pi -e git:github.com/sasha-computer/pi-auto-themeGhostty -- your ~/.config/ghostty/config needs a theme line:
theme = Catppuccin Mocha Sync
window-theme = auto
tmux -- your ~/.tmux.conf needs to source the generated theme file:
source-file ~/.config/tmux/theme.conf
Both Ghostty and tmux theme files are installed automatically on first run. No manual palette setup.
If you don't use Ghostty or tmux, that's fine -- they're both optional.
Open the interactive theme picker:
/theme
Arrow keys to navigate, Enter to confirm, Escape to cancel. Live preview as you browse.
Switch directly:
/theme catppuccin-mocha
/theme everforest-dark
/theme high-contrast-light
pi, Ghostty, and tmux all update instantly.
Colors sourced from official repos:
- Catppuccin: catppuccin/palette v1.7.1
- Everforest: sainnhe/everforest medium contrast
- High Contrast: custom, max readability
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