omaseek-themes

OmaThemes

All 22 Omarchy home-page themes as DeepSeek Harness themes — one list, light and dark together — plus whatever themes are installed on your own machine, with a picker that follows the light/dark scheme and Omarchy's corner shapes.

One of three plugins in OmaSeek — the others are the hero pixel field and the now-playing card. Each installs on its own.

Install

npx @deepseek-ai/dsh plugin --profile web add omaseek-themes   # running with npx
pnpm dsh plugin --profile web add omaseek-themes               # running from a source checkout

Restart the harness, then look under Settings → OmaThemes. It opens on Catppuccin — Latte while the app is light, Catppuccin while it is dark — and remembers what you pick per scheme, across reloads. Light and Dark are that pair, one per scheme; the harness's own palettes are where they have always been, under Settings → General → Appearance.

Your own themes

Every theme installed under ~/.config/omarchy/themes is listed in the same grid, in the same card style and tagged custom — including the themes that only define terminal colours. Nothing is listed on a machine that is not Omarchy, and the 22 home-page themes are the whole picker there.

If the harness runs on a different machine than the one your desktop is on, that list is empty and Omarchy still follows your desktop perfectly: the browser remembers every theme it sees the desktop wear, so the ones you use keep their card.

Follow the desktop (optional)

With the Omarchy Theme Sync browser extension installed, the System chip is renamed Omarchy and follows your Omarchy desktop instead of the browser: switch the desktop to Tokyo Night and the harness wears it, live, without a reload. A desktop theme this package has no palette for is painted from its own colors, read live from the desktop, so your community themes work too. Picking a theme card is a choice of scheme as well as of colour — the chips move to Light or Dark and the desktop stops driving that scheme, because a lit Omarchy over a palette the desktop no longer touches would be a lie. Pressing Omarchy hands every scheme back to the desktop.

No extension, no change: the chip is System again, and System is the browser's own light/dark, exactly as before.

git clone https://github.com/omacom/omarchy-theme-sync.git
cd omarchy-theme-sync && ./install.sh

Then restart the browser and check chrome://extensions for Omarchy Theme Sync. The installer only knows the profile directories that existed when it was written — Brave Origin, for one, needs com.omarchy.theme.json copied into its own NativeMessagingHosts/ by hand.

License

MIT. The themes are Omarchy's; see CREDITS.md.