Windows Terminal

Color schemes for Windows Terminal, as five single-scheme files plus one combined file holding all five.

Install with a fragment

The combined silkcircuit.json is already shaped like a fragment extension, so dropping it in the Fragments directory registers every scheme without touching settings.json:

$dir = "$env:LOCALAPPDATA\Microsoft\Windows Terminal\Fragments\SilkCircuit"
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force $dir
Copy-Item extras\windows-terminal\silkcircuit.json $dir

Restart Windows Terminal, then set a profile's Color scheme to SilkCircuit Neon. .\install.ps1 does this for you.

Install by pasting

On a build without fragment support, paste instead:

1. Open Settings with Ctrl+, and click "Open JSON file".
2. Copy the objects out of silkcircuit.json into the top-level schemes array.
3. Set "colorScheme": "SilkCircuit Neon" on the profile you want.

The installer also stages a copy under %APPDATA%\silkcircuit\ so you do not have to find the repository again.

Files

Variant	File
neon	extras/windows-terminal/silkcircuit-neon.json
vibrant	extras/windows-terminal/silkcircuit-vibrant.json
soft	extras/windows-terminal/silkcircuit-soft.json
glow	extras/windows-terminal/silkcircuit-glow.json
dawn	extras/windows-terminal/silkcircuit-dawn.json

Variant	File
every variant	extras/windows-terminal/silkcircuit.json