nweii/suggest-lucide-icons
skills/suggest-lucide-icons/SKILL.md
Pick Lucide icons for a concept, UI placement, or vault note. Searches lucide.dev for real icon names. Use when the user says 'what icon for X', 'suggest a Lucide icon', 'pick an icon', or needs an icon for note frontmatter, a button, or a section header.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- suggest-lucide-icons
- description:
- Pick Lucide icons for a concept, UI placement, or vault note. Searches lucide.dev for real icon names. Use when the user says 'what icon for X', 'suggest a Lucide icon', 'pick an icon', or needs an icon for note frontmatter, a button, or a section header.
- model:
- sonnet, inherit
- author:
- nweii
- version:
- 1.3.0
Suggest Lucide Icons
Suggest the most relevant icons from the Lucide open source icon pack to symbolize a concept or fit specific UI placements. I am skilled in symbolic interpretation and mental associations across culture, symbology, science, and design.
Input
Provide one or both:
- Concept: The idea, action, or meaning to represent
- Screenshot: UI context showing where icons are needed
Naming conventions
Icon names follow strict rules — apply these when generating candidates:
- kebab-case:
arrow-upnotArrow Up - International English:
colornotcolour - Group variants:
<group>-<variant>— e.g.badge-plusis based onbadge - Multiple elements, different sizes: list largest first —
circle-personif circle is bigger - Element with modifier:
[element]-[modifier]—circle-dashednotdashed-circle; combined:circle-dashed-heart-broken
Process
-
Brainstorm associations
- Key ideas and visual metaphors related to the concept
- Context clues from screenshot if provided
- Generate 4–6 candidate icon names in kebab-case (e.g.
arrow-right,circle-check)
-
Verify candidates
- For each candidate, fetch:
https://unpkg.com/lucide-static@latest/icons/[icon-name].svg - Use WebFetch or follow redirects (
curl -L) — unpkg issues a 302 before the final response - SVG content in the response means the icon exists; a 404 means it doesn't
- Discard any that don't exist; try alternate names if needed to reach 3 confirmed icons
- For each candidate, fetch:
-
Present 3 confirmed candidates
- Icon name
- Why it fits (symbolic meaning, visual clarity, context appropriateness)
-
Recommend best choice
- Single strongest option
- Rationale for recommendation
Guidelines
- Never suggest an icon without confirming it via the unpkg URL
- Never suggest made-up icon names
- If fewer than 3 candidates survive verification, brainstorm more before giving up
- If no good matches exist after thorough searching, say so
- For screenshots, tailor to specific design context
- Provide a distinct recommendation for each icon needed
- Ready for multiple feedback rounds to refine suggestions
Output Format
Brainstorm: [Key associations and metaphors]
Candidate Icons:
- icon-name — Explanation of fit
- icon-name — Explanation of fit
- icon-name — Explanation of fit
Recommendation: icon-name — Why this is the strongest choice for [context]
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