Monokai themes, user-styles, and hacks for (almost) every tool and platform — from GitHub and GitKraken to VS Code, Slack, and beyond.
MIT-licensed, no strings attached.

Note: The repository currently ships only a Stylus userstyle for GitHub Web.
It was created in the hope that the community will contribute additional themes and hacks.
If you have a Monokai tweak for any app, send a PR!

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Why?

I absolutely love Monokai's coffee-inspired colors and try to configure similar palettes wherever possible—or just use a ready-made theme, if available. Unfortunately, Monokai themes don't exist for every app, and often, custom colors can’t be set without resorting to hacks.

I created this repo hoping to gather other Monokai enthusiasts and collectively build a comprehensive collection of themes, patches, and hacks for our favorite apps and tools.

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Repository layout

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├── github/
│   ├── web/        # Stylus / UserCSS for github.com  ← current content
│   ├── desktop/    # Electron CSS-var patcher (WANTED)
│   └── mobile/     # Mobile tweaks / screenshots (WANTED)
├── gitkraken/      # Desktop patcher
├── vscode/         # VS Code color-theme JSON
├── slack/          # Web / desktop themes
├── tools/          # Reusable unpackers, injection helpers, etc.
└── docs/           # Contributing guide, overview, FAQ

Each top-level directory is an application.
Inside an application, each sub-directory is a client (web/, desktop/, mobile/, etc.).

Every directory that contains a theme or patch should have its own README.md with quick instructions and screenshots.

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Quick start (GitHub Web)

1. Install the Stylus browser extension.
2. Open github/web/monokai-pro.user.css and click Install style.
3. Reload any GitHub page — you should see Monokai Pro “Classic” colors (plus JetBrains Mono & Inter fonts).

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Contributing

Pull requests are very welcome! If you have any Monokai theme, hack, or patch for a desktop or web app:

• Clone / fork the repo.
• Place your files under the proper /<app>/<client>/ path.
• Add a small README.md with install steps and at least one screenshot.
• Target the latest stable release of the app and note the version.
• Stick to MIT-compatible code only.

See docs/contributing.md for details.

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License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.