BEFORE | Linux CLI | Node v26.13.1 Commit: c2e54e3ac9c8c0d5ceaf7df5acd4f4374fa19b6f Fresh isolated state; synthetic Nyx dark theme $ t3 theme set --help DESCRIPTION Set the environment's theme; connected clients switch to it. USAGE t3 theme set [flags] ARGUMENTS theme string A theme id (a built-in, or one this machine publishes, where themes/nightfall.json is "nightfall"), or a path to a theme JSON file to publish and set in one step. FLAGS --base-dir string Explicit T3 Code data directory; runtime state is stored under userdata (equivalent to T3CODE_HOME). --id string Theme id to publish a file under, instead of its filename. GLOBAL FLAGS --help, -h Show help information --version, -v Show version information --wizard Start wizard mode for a command --completions Print shell completion script (choices: bash, zsh, fish, powershell, sh, pwsh) --log-level Sets the minimum log level (choices: all, trace, debug, info, warn, warning, error, fatal, none) [exit 0] $ t3 theme --help DESCRIPTION Inspect and set environment-wide theme defaults. USAGE t3 theme [flags] GLOBAL FLAGS --help, -h Show help information --version, -v Show version information --wizard Start wizard mode for a command --completions Print shell completion script (choices: bash, zsh, fish, powershell, sh, pwsh) --log-level Sets the minimum log level (choices: all, trace, debug, info, warn, warning, error, fatal, none) SUBCOMMANDS set Set the environment's theme; connected clients switch to it. clear Remove the environment's theme; clients keep what they have. show Show the environment's theme and its published themes. [exit 0] $ t3 theme set nyx.json --base-dir state Published nyx.json as "nyx" and set it as the environment theme. [exit 0] $ t3 theme show --base-dir state Environment theme: "nyx". Published themes: nyx. [exit 0] $ Runtime-loaded t3_theme_set description Restyle T3 Code itself, only when the user asks. With `theme`, publish it as `themeId` (the same id updates it) and switch this machine's web and desktop clients to it. Without `theme`, switch to a built-in or published `themeId`. `appearance` switches them to light, dark, or system mode, with or without a theme. Live full-access or default caller thread only.