Fusion Health Theme
One palette – three editors
VS Code · Cursor · Windsurf
Fusion Health Theme delivers a clinically‑calibrated dark & light colour pair.
Publish it once to the VS Code Marketplace and it works instantly in Cursor and Windsurf (both consume the same extension feed).
Download the theme here.
✨ Highlights
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Dark |
Light |
Hand‑tuned TextMate & semantic colours |
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Clear separation of keywords, types, functions, data |
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Ergonomic palette for long C/C++ sessions |
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Retina‑ready icon & Marketplace banner |
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📦 Installation (all editors)
Compatible with VS Code ≥ 1.50, and all Cursor/Windsurf versions.
Cursor & Windsurf read directly from the VS Code Marketplace, so a single listing covers all three.
1 · Marketplace (recommended)
For easiest installation of the theme, you can access it directly from the VS Code Marketplace.
Or, from inside your favorite editor, do the following:
- Press ⌘ Shift X / Ctrl Shift X.
- Search for “Fusion Health” (identifier
connorengland.fusion-health
) and click Install.
- Press ⌘ K T (or Ctrl K T) → pick Fusion Dark or Fusion Light.
2 · VSIX sideload
After cloning the repository, navigate to the root directory of the project. The VSIX file should be in the project's root or release directory.
Windows Note: On Windows, VSIX sideloading is the recommended method as manual folder copying does not work reliably. Extensions are automatically unpacked to %APPDATA%\{Editor}\extensions\
after installation.
For macOS/Linux:
# one file installs on every editor
VSIX=path/to/fusion-health-1.1.1.vsix # Update path as needed
code --install-extension "$VSIX" # VS Code
cursor --install-extension "$VSIX" # Cursor
windsurf --install-extension "$VSIX" # Windsurf
For Windows Command Prompt:
:: Use full path with quotes to handle spaces properly
code --install-extension "C:\path\to\fusion-health-1.1.1.vsix"
cursor --install-extension "C:\path\to\fusion-health-1.1.1.vsix"
windsurf --install-extension "C:\path\to\fusion-health-1.1.1.vsix"
For Windows PowerShell:
# IMPORTANT: Use single quotes when setting variable, double quotes when using it
$VSIX = 'C:\path\to\fusion-health-1.1.1.vsix' # Single quotes for assignment
code --install-extension "$VSIX" # Double quotes around variable
cursor --install-extension "$VSIX" # Double quotes around variable
windsurf --install-extension "$VSIX" # Double quotes around variable
Verify installation:
# Check if extension was installed successfully
windsurf --list-extensions | Select-String fusion
3 · Manual folder copy (macOS/Linux only)
Important: Manual folder copying only works reliably on macOS and Linux. Windows users should use VSIX sideloading instead (see method #2 above).
Drop the extension folder into the editor's extensions directory. After cloning the repository, use these commands:
Editor |
macOS / Linux path |
VS Code |
~/.vscode/extensions/ |
Cursor |
~/.cursor/extensions/ |
Windsurf |
~/.windsurf/extensions/ |
# VS Code on macOS/Linux
cp -r /path/to/fusion_tools/themes/editors/vscode ~/.vscode/extensions/connorengland.fusion-health-1.1.1
# Cursor on macOS/Linux
cp -r /path/to/fusion_tools/themes/editors/vscode ~/.cursor/extensions/connorengland.fusion-health-1.1.1
# Windsurf on macOS/Linux
cp -r /path/to/fusion_tools/themes/editors/vscode ~/.windsurf/extensions/connorengland.fusion-health-1.1.1
Restart the editor → ⌘K T / CtrlK T → select Fusion Dark or Fusion Light.
🔧 Recommended settings snippet
{
"workbench.colorTheme": "Fusion Dark",
"editor.fontFamily": "Fira Code, JetBrains Mono, monospace",
"editor.fontLigatures": true,
"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
"editorIndentGuide.activeBackground": "#FE9D26"
}
}
🛠️ Contributing & scope tweaks
- Place the cursor on any token.
- Run Developer: Inspect Editor Tokens and Scopes.
- Open an issue with the scope list + screenshot.
🗒️ Changelog & licence
See CHANGELOG.md for release notes.
Released under the MIT License by Fusion Health.