Hydra Pressure wraps VS Code in candy-neon ember orange and chilled cyan, pairing industrial edges with playful highlights; the name nods to the Hydra Splatling kit that inspired the palette’s high-pressure contrast.
Key Features
Semantic-first tokens – uses VS Code semantic colors so variables, types,
and hints stay distinct in TypeScript, Go, and friends.
Language-consistent palette – tuned across common languages so comments,
constants, and operators read the same in JS, Markdown, JSON, etc.
Diff & diagnostics pop – dedicated hues for git diff, inline errors, and
hints so status colors never clash with the main UI.
Layered contrast – subtle gradient backgrounds and selection fills keep
long sessions readable without flattening everything into one shade.
Terminal/UI harmony – ANSI colors plus GitLens/Testing panel accents
borrow from the same palette, so tools outside the editor feel native.
