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Omarchy
Gaurav Gosain edited this page Oct 15, 2026
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(Added in v0.10.0)
On Omarchy, tuios uses the Omarchy theme. You do not set anything. When you switch the theme, tuios changes its colours at the same moment as your terminal. You do not restart tuios and you do not press a key.
- The panes get the colours Omarchy gives kitty, ghostty and foot.
- The rail, the dock, the borders and the dialogs take the theme's accent and grounds.
- A program that asks for the terminal's colours (OSC 10, 11 and 4) gets the theme's colours, in a daemon session too.
- A program that turned on mode 2031 gets a report when the theme changes between light and dark.
appearance.theme |
With Omarchy | Without Omarchy |
|---|---|---|
| empty (default) | The Omarchy theme | Your terminal's colours |
omarchy |
The Omarchy theme | Your terminal's colours, and a warning |
none |
Your terminal's colours | Your terminal's colours |
| a theme id | That theme | That theme |
Each installed Omarchy theme is also in the theme list as omarchy/NAME, such as omarchy/gruvbox. Such an id does not change with the Omarchy theme.
On a machine without Omarchy, tuios watches nothing. A theme that you pick by hand stays when the Omarchy theme changes.
tuios list-themes shows what tuios found:
omarchy: Tokyo Night, from /home/you/.local/state/omarchy/current. tuios follows it.
Full page: tuios.dev/docs/omarchy. The library behind it: swatch.
- Introduction
- Getting Started
- Learn tuios, hands on
- Keybindings
- Hints
- Finding a Pane
- Links
- TUIOS vs Others
Windows and Layout
Sessions and Machines
Agents
- Agents
- Inbox and Review
- Agent Messaging
- Program Status
- Worktrees
- Checkpoints
- Ship
- Push Notifications
- Turn Off Agent Features
Scripting
Recording
Reference