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omarchy-theme-maker

Use when an Omarchy desktop should be themed from a wallpaper or photo by deriving a contrast-checked colors.toml palette from the image, installing it as the theme background, and applying it with omarchy theme set.

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# omarchy-theme-maker

## Overview

Builds a complete Omarchy user theme from a single image. The bundled script
extracts dominant colors via median-cut quantization, decides dark or light
mode from saturation-weighted lightness, emits a `colors.toml` using the
canonical Omarchy palette keys calibrated against the stock `tokyo-night`
(dark) and `catppuccin-latte` (light) ramps, enforces WCAG contrast floors on
accent and named colors, and installs the image as the theme background.

The skill never edits stock themes under `/usr/share/omarchy/` and never
writes outside `~/.config/omarchy/themes/<slug>/`. It does not theme non-
Omarchy desktops and does not cover general Omarchy configuration.
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