@mimikmorgan@FredSimonTLM Yep, Aria Icons is a solid place to start. 400k+ open-source SVGs, searchable and usable through MCP and CLI: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@AdeboyeAdetayo I’ve been using Aria Icons for this exact problem. 400k+ open-source SVGs with search, MCP, and CLI, so you can grab what fits without living in tabs: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@Varun_Bhambhani Clean motion language. The icon morph + spring timing is doing a lot of work here. If you need a deep SVG pool for the next pass, Aria Icons has 400k+ and it’s open source: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@uxercon Clean. Date/time is exactly where consistency matters. If you need the rest of the UI to stay in the same lane, Aria Icons has 400k+ open-source SVGs with MCP/CLI search: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@leeyonggeun@flaticon Nice find. For when one-off icon hunting turns into a whole UI, Aria Icons has 400k+ open-source SVGs with MCP/CLI search: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@Cartidise The tiny platform rules behind app icons are wild 😅 Dynamic calendar icons are a perfect example. For the static SVG side, a searchable open repo saves a lot of asset hunting too: 400k+ icons here https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@the_osps That GNOME stack is a solid rabbit hole. The icons section is exactly where I keep ending up when a project needs more than the usual 20 glyphs. Aria Icons has 400k+ SVGs in one open repo if you want another deep shelf: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@stokefy1 Exactly. The icon contract is the bit people skip: stable names plus license and context metadata. A searchable 400k+ SVG repo with MCP access is handy for agents too: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@vodriian@huge_icons@elyxdesign Nice stack. Rust + GPUI + Omarchy mode sounds like a fun little ship. If you ever want to swap icon sources, Aria Icons has 400k+ SVGs and a searchable repo: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@devchauhann3 frosted style is a fun lane. nice to see it stay SVG and usable instead of turning into a screenshot-only effect. for teams that want a much wider open-source pool, 400k+ SVGs + MCP/CLI: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@svg_icons exactly. context and license should travel with the asset, not live in someone’s memory. agents need selection rules and usable primitives too. 400k+ open-source SVGs + MCP/CLI: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@noman_huge the less busy one reads better to me. if you’re comparing a few more directions, here’s a giant open-source option too: 400k+ SVGs, MCP + CLI https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
be honest: do you still hunt icons tab by tab, or does your agent just pull them?
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@ishanxtwt This is a solid stack. For the icon side of the toolbox, Aria Icons is the deep shelf: 400k+ SVGs with CLI/MCP search when you need something oddly specific. https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@femkesvs@huge_icons Yep, that’s the “stop hunting” tier 😅 If you ever need an open-source side drawer too, Aria Icons has 400k+ SVGs and a CLI/MCP workflow: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@iconpressio Love the CMS angle. The next fun problem is giving people enough range without making them hunt through ten packs. Aria Icons has 400k+ SVGs in one open-source repo: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@marksagang That icon pull is underrated. If you ever need a deeper open-source pool, Aria Icons has 400k+ SVGs with MCP/CLI access: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9
@MeltingCA for a game icon, I’d keep the silhouette readable at 32px first, then add the tiny details. Aria Icons has 400k+ open-source SVGs if you want more directions to explore: https://t.co/U5yk7tDjR9