one color scheme, every terminal app

I had this idea which I believe would be a huge benefit to the end user of terminal apps.

However, it would be challenging to get adoption.

The repo contains the initial spec and go SDK as an example to get the idea out there.

I've never had a very successful open source project and I imagine something like this would not work unless it came from the community.

I just did the go SDK so I could see what it looked like in code to supplement the architecture piece.

If someone is more of a polyglot and want's to run with this and thinks they can get adoption, I would not be offended. Please just let me know if you plan to try and I'll help.

Most of my interest comes from an end user standpoint: getting omnipresent color-scheme without spending time configuring.

The closest thing I know of is .Xresources but I don't think it should be explicitly tied to X11.

I'm making this reddit post to get feedback from developers of terminal emulators, TUIs, CLIs, text editors, etc...

Is this a good idea, bad idea? Are their any major pitfalls I'm failing to see?

Would you adopt the SDK for your programming language or accept a PR? If no, then why not? To risky? No momentum?

If you are a C developer, do you have any thoughts on what the C SDK would look like?

I understand adding dependencies to a C SDK can be risky and make it less desirable.

I'm curious if the yaml, toml, json support breaks down in C. I had a few ideas, but I haven't written a lot of C and am looking for more expertise.

If you have worked on terminal text editor or their color-schemes, do you have any thoughts?

For example any idea what a neovim extension would look like that could work this simple config spec and with highlight groups?

If you have worked on base16 or another color-scheme template generator, any thoughts?

I would be willing to write a few more SDKs, but I think it's a waste of time if there is no signal for adoption.