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KryptonLab Dark

KryptonLab Dark

KryptonLab

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The official KryptonLab dark theme — a dense, disciplined, transparent indigo/violet workbench for Visual Studio Code.
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KryptonLab Dark

The official KryptonLab dark theme for Visual Studio Code. Built from the same indigo/violet palette used across the KryptonLab product, so your workbench matches the dashboard.

KryptonLab

Brand personality: sharp, disciplined, transparent — data-dense, hairlines keep the hierarchy, no decorative purple-blue gradients, no glassmorphism.

KryptonLab Dark preview

Palette

The KryptonLab indigo ramp:

Role Hex Used for
Canvas #0D0E22 editor.background, panel, terminal
Chrome / panel #161735 sidebar, activity bar, status bar, panel
Nested / hover #1E1F4A active tab, selection, widgets
Brand strong #412DC0 buttons, badges, active list, brand fills
Brand (hover) #6C36F4 focus ring, cursor, active accents
Brand light #9A7CFF links, symbols, bright accents
Bright lavender #B99CFF keywords, types, markdown headings
Primary text #C9CDF9 body / editor foreground
Muted text #B2B8F6 secondary, operators, muted borders
Dim text #5A5E8C comments, line numbers, inactive items
Border #2A2B55 hairline separators

Semantic colors:

Status Hex
Success #10B981
Warning #F59E0B
Error #EF4444
Info #0EA5E9

Primary text #C9CDF9 on the #0D0E22 canvas is roughly 12:1 — passes WCAG AA/AAA.

Features

  • 346 workbench colors — surfaces, tabs, sidebar, status bar, terminal (16 ANSI), git decorations, notebook, diff, debug, input/button/badge, scrollbar.
  • Semantic highlighting for TypeScript, JavaScript, Rust, Go, Python and more.
  • 35 TextMate rules for languages without semantic tokens.
  • Calibrated text contrast (AA) across every surface.

Installation

  1. Open Extensions (Ctrl+Shift+X).
  2. Search for KryptonLab Dark.
  3. Click Install.
  4. Select the theme: Ctrl+K Ctrl+T → KryptonLab Dark.

Or from the command line:

code --install-extension kryptonlab.kryptonlab-dark

Customization

Override any color without editing the theme file. Add this to your settings.json:

{
  "workbench.colorCustomizations": {
    "[KryptonLab Dark]": {
      "editor.background": "#0D0E22",
      "editorCursor.foreground": "#6C36F4"
    }
  },
  "editor.tokenColorCustomizations": {
    "[KryptonLab Dark]": {
      "comments": "#5A5E8C"
    }
  }
}

Development

npm install -g @vscode/vsce   # packaging CLI
vsce package                  # build kryptonlab-dark-<version>.vsix
vsce publish                  # publish to the Marketplace

License

MIT © KryptonLab. See LICENSE.

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