palette.toml

[meta]
name = "Human++"
author = "fielding"
description = "A Base24 color scheme for the post-artisanal coding era - code is cheap, intent is scarce"

[base16]
# Grayscale: cool backgrounds → warm readable text
base00 = "#1a1c22"    # bg (cool charcoal)
base01 = "#282b31"    # bg+ (elevation)
base02 = "#3a3d42"    # selection (panels)
base03 = "#5a5d62"    # comments (cool gray - AI voice, fades into bg)
base04 = "#828079"    # fg- (UI secondary, neutral bridge)
base05 = "#dbd6cc"    # fg (main text - warm cream)
base06 = "#eeeae2"    # fg+ (emphasis)
base07 = "#f8f6f2"    # fg++ (near-white)

# Loud accents - diagnostics, signals, human markers
base08 = "#e7349c"    # red/pink (LOUD - errors, attention)
base09 = "#f26c33"    # orange (LOUD - warnings)
base0A = "#f2a633"    # yellow/amber (LOUD - caution)
base0B = "#04b372"    # green/teal (LOUD - success)
base0C = "#1ad0d6"    # cyan (LOUD - info)
base0D = "#458ae2"    # blue (LOUD - focus, links)
base0E = "#9871fe"    # purple (LOUD - special)
base0F = "#bbff00"    # lime (RESERVED - human intent marker !!)

[base24]
# Quiet accent variants - for syntax, UI state (less urgent than diagnostics)
base10 = "#c8518f"    # quiet red (keywords)
base11 = "#d68c6f"    # quiet orange (secondary)
base12 = "#dfb683"    # quiet yellow (strings)
base13 = "#61b186"    # quiet green (functions)
base14 = "#91cbcd"    # quiet cyan (types, declarations)
base15 = "#5e84b6"    # quiet blue (hints)
base16 = "#8f72e3"    # quiet purple (constants)
base17 = "#d2fc91"    # quiet lime