Color Themes

Conjure's interactive mode renders a styled terminal UI using Bubble Tea and Lip Gloss. You can customize the color palette by setting color_theme in your configuration file or via an environment variable.

Add color_theme to your ~/.conjure.yaml:

templates_local_dir: ~/conjure-workspace
color_theme: moonlit-mana

Or set it with an environment variable:

export CONJURE_COLOR_THEME=moonlit-mana

Omitting color_theme (or setting it to an empty string) uses the built-in default theme.

Important

Theme names are case-sensitive and must match exactly. An invalid theme name will cause Conjure to exit with a validation error.

Theme Name	Palette Description
(default)	Purple, cyan, and green on dark — applied when color_theme is unset
arcane-ember	Warm ember oranges and amber
moonlit-mana	Soft purples and sky blues
runestone-grove	Earthy greens and muted teal
spellforge	Burnt orange, rose, and bronze
celestial-grimoire	Violet, gold, and light blue
mystic-marsh	Forest green and teal
dragon-hoard	Emerald green, red, and gold
enchanted-aurora	Cyan, hot pink, and neon green
hexfire	Violet, pink, and deep orange
potionmaker	Teal, lime, and amethyst
feywild-bloom	Pastel pinks, lavender, and mint
storm-sorcerer	Electric blue and steel grey
necromancers-ledger	Seafoam, sage green, and light grey
sunspell-sanctum	Amber, burnt orange, and warm brown
crystal-familiar	Ice blue, soft lavender, and pearl

All built-in themes are validated to meet WCAG 2.1 AA contrast requirements (4.5:1 minimum) against a dark terminal background (#121212). If you use a light terminal background, contrast ratios may differ.