flexoki
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Look up and apply colors from the Flexoki color palette — an inky color scheme for prose and code. Use this skill whenever the user mentions Flexoki, asks for Flexoki colors, wants to theme something with Flexoki, or needs specific hex values from the Flexoki palette. Also trigger when the user says /flexoki.
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- AlissonSteffens/alisson-skillstheir own version, first seen Mar 16, 2026
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- Very specific: line 12
Read references/palette.md (relative to this skill's directory) to find the exact hex values you need.
- Distinctive: line 20
When applying Flexoki to a light or dark theme, use these semantic mappings:
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Flexoki Color Palette
Flexoki is an inky color scheme for prose and code, inspired by analog printing inks and warm shades of paper. It provides dark and light theme variants built for readability.
How to use this skill
Read references/palette.md (relative to this skill's directory) to find the exact hex values you need. The palette has:
- 15 base/neutral colors ranging from
black(#100F0F) topaper(#FFFCF0) - 8 accent color families: red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, magenta
- Each accent family has 13 shades (50 through 950) for fine-grained control
Quick reference: Theme roles
When applying Flexoki to a light or dark theme, use these semantic mappings:
Light theme
| Role | Color | Hex |
| Background | paper | #FFFCF0 |
| Background secondary | base-50 | #F2F0E5 |
| UI element | base-100 | #E6E4D9 |
| UI element secondary | base-150 | #DAD8CE |
| UI element tertiary | base-200 | #CECDC3 |
| Text tertiary | base-300 | #B7B5AC |
| Text secondary | base-600 | #6F6E69 |
| Text primary | black | #100F0F |
Dark theme
| Role | Color | Hex |
| Background | black | #100F0F |
| Background secondary | base-950 | #1C1B1A |
| UI element | base-900 | #282726 |
| UI element secondary | base-850 | #343331 |
| UI element tertiary | base-800 | #403E3C |
| Text tertiary | base-700 | #575653 |
| Text secondary | base-500 | #878580 |
| Text primary | base-200 | #CECDC3 |
Accent colors by theme
In the light theme, use the 600-level accents as primary and 400-level as secondary. In the dark theme, use the 400-level accents as primary and 600-level as secondary.
| Color | Light primary (600) | Light secondary (400) | Dark primary (400) | Dark secondary (600) |
| Red | #AF3029 | #D14D41 | #D14D41 | #AF3029 |
| Orange | #BC5215 | #DA702C | #DA702C | #BC5215 |
| Yellow | #AD8301 | #D0A215 | #D0A215 | #AD8301 |
| Green | #66800B | #879A39 | #879A39 | #66800B |
| Cyan | #24837B | #3AA99F | #3AA99F | #24837B |
| Blue | #205EA6 | #4385BE | #4385BE | #205EA6 |
| Purple | #5E409D | #8B7EC8 | #8B7EC8 | #5E409D |
| Magenta | #A02F6F | #CE5D97 | #CE5D97 | #A02F6F |
When you need the extended palette
For UI work requiring more granularity (hover states, borders, subtle backgrounds), read the full references/palette.md file. Each accent family has 13 shades from very light (50) to very dark (950), following the same pattern as Tailwind's color scale.
Full repo available locally
A full clone of the upstream Flexoki repo (kepano/flexoki) lives at ~/Documents/Projects/not-manu/Forks/flexoki. If this skill's reference files don't cover what you need, look through the repo — it contains ready-made ports and themes for many tools and formats (CSS, editors, terminals, etc.), design rationale, and the canonical palette definitions. Prefer adapting an existing port from there over hand-rolling one.
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