The Flying Dutchman
One ghost-ship palette across seven developer surfaces.
Most editor themes are a bag of syntax colours that happen to coexist. This one starts from a single palette: an abyssal blue-black hull, aged brass, seafoam, storm blue, coral, and a restrained bioluminescent cyan. Everything else is derived from it.
That source palette generates balanced, high-contrast, and soft VS Code variants plus Ghostty, iTerm2, Warp, Windows Terminal, Vim, and Sublime Text ports. Every text role is checked for accessible contrast, and every generated format stays in tune with the same identity.
A small thing, but it makes the point: write down the system behind a look and it survives being reused.
