This repo ports the nice Moegi VSCode theme to Neovim. It keeps the same nine variants, cold-green + warm-red accents, and palette structure while translating highlights, terminal colors, and statuslines for Neovim’s runtime.

• Ghostty terminal themes: extras/ghostty/ (https://ghostty.org/) — use theme = moegi-dark or theme = dark:moegi-dark,light:moegi-light.
• Opencode themes: extras/opencode/*.json (https://opencode.ai/) — put the file in $HOME/.config/opencode/themes/ and reload Opencode.
• WezTerm terminal themes: extras/wezterm/*.lua (https://wezterm.org/index.html).
• Mattermost themes: extras/mattermost/*.json (https://mattermost.com/).
• Zed editor theme: extras/zed/ (https://zed.dev/) — put the file in $HOME/.config/zed/themes/ and reload Zed to activate the theme.

• Transparent-friendly setup with helpers that blend VSCode-style alpha colors into solid hex values that Neovim accepts.
• Built-in support for StatusLine, Lualine, Heirline, and diagnostic highlight groups.
• Variants: Dark, Black, Space, Dawn, Iris, Light, Dark Vitesse, Light Vitesse, and Black Zen (see colors/ for all entry points).

1. Install via your favorite plugin manager or drop this repo into ~/.config/nvim/colors/.
2. Configure and load the scheme in your init.lua:

   require('moegi').setup({ transparent = false })
   require('moegi').load('moegi-dark')

3. Swap variants at runtime with require('moegi').load('moegi-space'), require('moegi').load('moegi-light'), etc.

Variant	Preview
Moegi Dark
Moegi Black
Moegi Space
Moegi Dark Vitesse
Moegi Black Zen

If you spot inconsistencies with the upstream VSCode theme or have ideas for improvements, open a PR and we’ll get the Neovim port synced up.