Omarchist brings Omarchy theming and system configuration into a window: design themes, tune Hyprland, change keybinds, and chain actions into flows, without editing config files by hand. Think of it as an optional add-on.
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Omarchist only works on Omarchy Linux. Version 2.x targets Omarchy Quattro (v4); for Omarchy 3.x use an Omarchist 1.x release.
Docs: omarchist.com
Create a theme from scratch or from an image. Omarchist writes colors.toml; Omarchy generates your terminals, borders, bar, and editor themes from it.
Gaps, borders, blur, keyboard, mouse, and touchpad, applied as you change them. Omarchist writes its values to ~/.config/hypr/omarchist.lua and only adds the one line to your hyprland.lua that loads it.
Search and change every Hyprland keybind on your system. Record a combination the way you would in an editor, or type it in Omarchy's syntax for keys the compositor keeps to itself. Your bindings.lua is never touched.
String actions together, like Shortcuts on a Mac. A flow can open apps, change settings, ask you something, pass what one step produced to the next, decide with If, and repeat. Run it from a keybind, the app launcher, the Files menu, at startup, or anywhere with omarchist flow run <name>, or let an automation start it: at a time, when an app opens, when the charger is unplugged.
Start from a template or from the Catalog, where people share flows that reviewers have read. Installing one shows you every step before anything is saved.
Every page, dialog, and control works without a mouse. Ctrl+/ lists every shortcut and Ctrl+Shift+P opens a command palette.
Omarchist colors itself with your Omarchy theme: its accent, its background, and its terminal colors, which tell the pages and the kinds of steps apart. Or pick Omarchist's own light or dark look in Settings.
- Thanks @dhh for Omarchy
- Thanks @zed-industries for gpui
- Thanks @Huacnlee for gpui-kit
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