Ship Catppuccin's canonical Latte (light) + Mocha (dark) pair as a single refrakt preset. Catppuccin is the lineup's most well-documented palette — every hue has a name and a documented purpose — making the role mapping unusually clean. The mid-dark flavours (Frappé, Macchiato) are deferred to Phase 2 per SPEC-057.
Tracking started May 20 — check back for trends.
packages/lumina/src/presets/catppuccin.ts exports a ThemeTokensConfig with Latte as the base (light) and Mocha as modes.darkbase #eff1f5, text text #4c4f69. Mocha canvas base #1e1e2e, text text #cdd6f4type, attribute, and tag all land on distinct hues// Mauve (Mocha), // Rosewater (Latte))packages/lumina/test/catppuccin-preset.test.ts mirrors nord-preset.test.ts — including assertions for the Latte light values and the Mocha dark valuessite/content/themes/catppuccin.md follows the Nord doc page structure with both Latte and Mocha palette blocks, calling out that the doc page ships Latte+Mocha and other flavours can be added in a future milestoneCatppuccin publishes formal palette JSON at https://catppuccin.com/palette/ — read the Mocha and Latte palettes and the syntax-highlighting variant documentation. Map the named hues to refrakt's role vocabulary.
Note that Catppuccin doesn't always pick a unique hue for every refrakt extended role — tag and keyword might both be Mauve in some implementations. Where Catppuccin collapses, let the role collapse too (don't set the extended role; let it cascade via fallback). Where Catppuccin splits, set the extended role explicitly.
The doc page intro should note: Catppuccin ships four flavours; we ship Latte (light) + Mocha (dark) as the canonical pair. If readers want Frappé or Macchiato as separate presets, that's a Phase 2 ask — open an issue.
Completed: 2026-05-20
Branch: `claude/spec-057-v0-14-2-implementation`
Latte (light) + Mocha (dark) shipped as the canonical pair per SPEC-057. Both palettes use Catppuccin's official named hues, mapped onto refrakt's role vocabulary using the Catppuccin style guide.
Catppuccin is one of the few palettes in the lineup to give function parameters a dedicated hue (Maroon). This validates SPEC-056's `parameter` extended role — a slot most palettes leave at the `variable` fallback, but that Catppuccin uses for genuine semantic emphasis.
6 of 7 extended roles set distinctly: `type` (Yellow), `parameter` (Maroon), `number` (Peach), `regex` (Pink), `operator` (Sky), `string-expression` (Pink). `attribute` collapses with `type` and `tag` collapses with `keyword` — Catppuccin's intent, not the contract's limitation.