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Aquavium.nvim ships with built-in support for a set of popular Neovim plugins. When you call require("Aquavium").setup(), the theme detects which supported plugins are already loaded and applies matching highlight groups to each one automatically.

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How automatic detection works

Integrations are applied inside a vim.schedule callback at the end of setup(). This defers execution until after the current event loop tick, giving plugins that load alongside Aquavium.nvim a chance to register themselves first. As a result, you do not need to call any extra integration-specific setup function — just install the plugin and let Aquavium.nvim handle the rest. 
-- From lua/Aquavium/init.lua
local function apply_integrations()
    local ok, integrations = pcall(require, "Aquavium.integrations")
    if not ok then return end

    vim.schedule(function()
        integrations.apply(M.colors, M.meta)
    end)
end
Integrations are applied automatically — install a supported plugin and Aquavium.nvim will style it without any additional configuration on your part.

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Supported plugins

bufferline.nvim

Styled buffer tab bar with active-buffer indicators and separator highlights.

lualine.nvim

Full status-line theme with per-mode color mapping for normal, insert, visual, replace, and more.

nvim-treesitter

Extended Tree-sitter capture groups for operators, conditionals, loops, and coroutines.

nvim-treesitter-context

Context window styled to match the Aquavium background with a lightblue underline separator.

dashboard-nvim

Header and footer highlights tuned to the Aquavium palette.

lazy.nvim

Reason-tag colors for runtime, event, keys, source, filetype, command, and import entries.

Markview.nvim

Heading levels, code blocks, quotes, links, lists, and checkboxes styled for Markdown previews.

nvim-notify

Notification severity levels (ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, TRACE) each mapped to a distinct palette color.

telescope.nvim

Telescope picker border styled in the Aquavium gray tone for a clean, unobtrusive look.

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