It’s comparable to Android’s Material You, which changes the colour palette of the operating system depending on what it detects in your home screen wallpaper. It first appeared in Android 12 last year, and it was enhanced in this year’s Android 13 version. Google has also included the theming option to numerous of its Android applications. However, as Android Police points out, this seems to be the first time Google has implemented a feature of this kind on a non-Google operating system.
