1. Download accent.json from GH Releases
2. mkdir -p ~/.config/zed/themes/
3. Move the accent.json file to ~/.config/zed/themes/
4. Restart Zed
5. Select the chosen theme in the dropdown shown after hitting cmd+k, cmd+t

1. Install Rust

2. Install whiskers

   # brew install catppuccin/tap/whiskers
   cargo install catppuccin-whiskers@2.5.1

3. Test and check changes against current mauve accent theme

   # returns nothing if OK
   whiskers zed.tera -o json --overrides '{"accent": "mauve"}' --check themes/catppuccin-mauve.json

4. Build the .json theme file

   whiskers zed.tera -o json --overrides '{"accent": ["mauve"]}'
   # whiskers zed.tera -o json --overrides '{"accent": ["mauve","lavender"]}'
   ...

5. (Optional) 🎨 Generate all accents per Flavor

   whiskers zed.tera -o json

6. Refresh Zed to load changes after ensuring local extension install

From Zed Extensions docs:

1. Install project as "Zed Dev Extension"

cmd+shift+p > zed: install dev extension > (select current directory)

2. Refresh theme extension using: cmd+shift+p > zed: reload extensions
3. (Optional) workspace: reload may be needed if changes are not reflected immediately

Zed organizes all extensions using git submodules in the zed/extensions repo.

1. Fork the repo

2. Pull the currently published extensions/catppuccin/ submodule

   git submodule update --init --force extensions/catppuccin
   

3. Bump catppuccin submodule

   cd extensions/catppuccin/ && git pull origin main
   

4. Modify the extensions/extensions.toml version to match value in catppuccin/zed/extension.toml

5. Submit a PR to merge back to zed/extensions