zhijun-dai/Catppuccin-dsh-theme
Catppuccin theme plugin: Latte, Frappé, Macchiato, and Mocha skins for the DSH Web theme runtime.
About this plugin
- Full token coverage — 181 tokens with zero duplicates: the static color ladders, every alias, the specific tokens and the shiki syntax colors are all themed, so no default DeepSeek blue-gray leaks through. - Classic mauve brand — the brand color follows the Catppuccin way: mauve, not the built-in blue. - Your choice is remembered — the selected flavor persists per browser in localStorage and is re-applied at startup, even when the host re-asserts its own preference. - Component-level accents —
$ dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-catppuccin$ dsh plugin --profile web add github:zhijun-dai/catppuccin-dsh-themeHealth breakdown
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