MagicaTwo complete theme families in one extension: NT preserves Magica's classic system-gray, charcoal, and OLED appearances; OSX preserves the Xcode-inspired Light, Dark, and selective-italic appearances from the published 4.1.3 release. Both families include their own matching file icons and can be selected on any operating system. Pick your workbench
NT keeps the current local colors and syntax unchanged. OSX keeps the published 4.1.3 colors and syntax unchanged. The two families have independent palettes, with semantic distinctions between variables, properties, parameters, constants, functions, types, and language syntax. NT Light and Dark share a deep graphite editor; NT OLED uses true black and a richer version of the same syntax palette. OSX Light and Dark each have their own UI and syntax palettes, inspired by Xcode's magenta, red, blue, cyan, and seafoam code families. OSX's standard variants keep source code upright. Its Italic variants italicize operators, parameters, type parameters, decorators, and documentation comments. Use a font with a real italic face to see the intended cursive treatment. File icons
Both recognize specialized files and folders, including tests, stories, declarations, generated output, workflows, containers, source, and build output. Color themes and file icons can be mixed independently. Use it
Existing Marketplace theme selections retain their internal identifiers, so an upgrade keeps the published OSX appearance while showing its new name in the picker. To use the classic local look, select an NT theme and the NT file icons. A note about Magica NT LightNT Light deliberately combines a light workbench with a dark editor. VS Code also uses the editor background for a few editor-hosted pages, including parts of AI views and the Extensions Marketplace. Those pages may therefore stay dark instead of matching the gray workbench. Some Marketplace header and navigation text reuses colors from light workbench panels. Magica leaves those shared colors alone to preserve panel readability. DevelopmentThe classic NT themes live in
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