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Xeno Clinic

by numbpill3d
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Description

This theme supports Dark Mode
This theme supports Light Mode

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Xeno Clinic

A minimalist white-and-signal-red theme for Obsidian by splicer scorn.

Xeno Clinic combines a clean medical interface with restrained extraterrestrial geometry, warm-white surface depth, red graph networks, and focused typography. It is designed to remain visually distinctive without overwhelming the writing environment.

Features

  • Warm clinical white surfaces with subtle depth between editor, sidebars, tabs, cards, and overlays
  • Signal-red navigation, focus, selection, metadata, and interaction cues
  • High-visibility red nodes and connections in Graph View
  • Geist-inspired technical interface typography with readable body-text fallbacks
  • Optional cognitive focus mode for reducing peripheral distraction
  • Adjustable reading width, text size, line height, accent color, and grid strength through Style Settings
  • Refined editor, reading mode, Canvas, PDF, properties, search, command palette, and settings UI
  • Styling for Dataview, Tasks, Calendar, and Kanban
  • Reduced-motion, high-contrast, print, and mobile considerations

Installation

From the Obsidian community directory

Once published, open Settings → Appearance → Themes → Manage, search for Xeno Clinic, and select Install and use.

Manual installation

  1. Download theme.css and manifest.json from the release matching the version in manifest.json.
  2. Create <vault>/.obsidian/themes/Xeno Clinic/.
  3. Place both files in that folder.
  4. Open Settings → Appearance and select Xeno Clinic.

Optional customization

Install the community plugin Style Settings to access Xeno Clinic's controls:

  • Signal color
  • Reading width
  • Reading text size
  • Reading line height
  • Clinical grid strength
  • Cognitive focus mode
  • Pure white writing surface

Custom callouts

> [!protocol]
> Procedural or operational information.

> [!signal]
> High-priority information.

> [!specimen]
> Observations, records, or reference material.

Fonts

Xeno Clinic uses local font stacks and does not make network requests. GeistMono Nerd Font Propo and Adwaita Sans are preferred when available; compatible system fallbacks are used otherwise.

Compatibility

  • Minimum Obsidian version: 1.4.0
  • Desktop and mobile
  • Light interface presentation in both Obsidian appearance modes

License

Xeno Clinic is released under the MIT License.

Author

splicer scorn — @numbpill3d

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