I've always admired Claude's visual identity. It's not the kind of palette that shouts — it's calm, warm, with that terracotta and the neutrals that feel comfortable without losing their seriousness. It's the kind of color you can stare at for hours without getting tired.
Anyone who works in the terminalTerminal A window where you type text commands to control the computer, instead of clicking buttons and menus. Developers use it all the time. all day knows: the colors of your environment matter more than they seem to. So I decided to bring that aesthetic into my setupSetup The configuration of your work environment — which programs you use, how they're organized, which tools are installed. Everyone builds their own.. I created the Claude Terminal Theme — a color schemeColor scheme A set of colors combined to create the visual identity of a piece of software or interface. In the terminal, it defines the colors of the text, background and highlights. with dark and light variants, ready to use.
It has portsPort A version of a piece of software adapted to run on another platform. When a theme has "ports," it means it's been adapted to work across several different programs. for iTerm2, Ghostty, Alacritty, Kitty, WezTerm and Windows Terminal — all terminal emulatorsTerminal emulator An app that simulates the computer's terminal inside a window. It lets you customize colors, fonts and shortcuts. Examples: iTerm2, Ghostty, Alacritty.. It's open sourceOpen Source Software with open code — anyone can view, copy, modify and distribute it. It's the opposite of proprietary software, where the code is kept secret., so if you use a different emulator, contributions are welcome.
