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November for opencode

Warm amber accents on blue-grey — the November palette, ported from november-vscode.

Features • Quick Start • Palette • Development

• 🟠 Amber-led UI — orange primary (#ff8700) with amber secondary, active borders included
• 🌌 Blue-grey panels — panel #20212e and element #242533 over your terminal's own background (none)
• 🌃 Night Owl syntax — comment, keyword, function, string, number, type and operator tokens in the November family
• ➕➖ Readable diffs — added/removed foregrounds with tinted backgrounds and matching gutter backgrounds, so the eye never hunts
• 📝 Styled Markdown — orange headings and strong text, blue links and code, lavender emphasis
• 📄 One file — the whole theme is november.json; nothing to build, no dependencies

Install the theme file:

mkdir -p ~/.config/opencode/themes
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kud/november-opencode/main/november.json -o ~/.config/opencode/themes/november.json

Restart opencode, run /theme, and pick november. To pin it, set it in tui.json:

{
  "theme": "november"
}

Expected result: amber selection and borders, blue-grey side panels, and Night Owl-coloured syntax in diffs and previews.

The full token list follows the opencode theme format: $schema plus defs and theme sections in november.json.

There is nothing to build. Validate the JSON before committing:

node -e "JSON.parse(require('fs').readFileSync('november.json', 'utf8')); console.log('november.json: valid')"

CI runs the same check on every push and pull request.

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