Catppuccin is a community-driven design framework that provides a standardized collection of four warm, high-contrast color palettes. It functions as a unified theme system designed to ensure visual consistency and harmony across diverse software applications, operating systems, and developer tools.
The project utilizes a centralized specification to define color roles, which are then mapped to specific software environments through a distributed porting model. By employing template-based asset generation and declarative style mapping, the system ensures that these color definitions are accurately translated into the configuration requirements of various third-party applications.
This framework covers a broad range of interface customization, including the styling of terminal emulators, code editors, and desktop environments. The project maintains these visual guidelines as versioned assets to facilitate reliable synchronization across independent software projects and digital workspaces.
