A VS Code color theme where every color maps to a cognitive role. Designed for Python, works everywhere.
Things that create. def class import. Function and class names glow brighter at their definition site.
Things that direct. if for while return try raise. Amber means "pay attention, execution could branch."
Things that are. "strings" 42 True False. Numbers get a cooler mint, text a warmer green. None is muted — it's the absence of a value.
Things that reason. and or not is in. Math operators are a softer lavender, assignment a muted steel.
Things that invoke. func() print() len(). Built-ins glow brighter. Calls are where your logic actually does something.
Things that flow in. name value reason. The warm inputs to a function — you need to spot them instantly.
Things that describe shape. str int list[T]. Type annotations are structural info — teal makes them visible without shouting.
Things that belong. self.name ._stats. Object attributes get their own gentle purple — they're members of something larger.
Things that transform. @property @dataclass. Warm and conspicuous — decorators genuinely change what follows.
Things that hold. result total pct. The most common tokens — warm enough to be alive, quiet enough to not overwhelm.
The instance itself. self cls. You know it's there — a muted blue-gray that's readable without competing.
Things that explain. """docstrings""" get olive green — they're valuable documentation, not just noise. # comments are dimmer.