add-icon
Add or update supported language, framework, library, tool, or platform icons in Socialify. Use when a request involves adding a new icon/logo, mapping a display name to a Simple Icons entry or a custom icon, and updating the language options list used in the UI.
Install
mkdir -p .claude/skills/add-icon && curl -L -o skill.zip "https://mcp.directory/api/skills/download/3034" && unzip -o skill.zip -d .claude/skills/add-icon && rm skill.zipInstalls to .claude/skills/add-icon
About this skill
Add Icon Support
Overview
Add a new language, framework, library, tool, or platform icon to Socialify’s supported list by mapping a display name to a Simple Icons entry (preferred) or a custom icon. This skill focuses on minimal, consistent changes so the entry appears in generated images and selection lists.
Workflow
1. Identify the display name and icon source
Pick the display name you want to surface in Socialify (language, framework, library, tool, or platform). Confirm whether the icon exists in Simple Icons. If it is a language, also check the GitHub Linguist repo for the exact name at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/github-linguist/linguist/main/lib/linguist/languages.yml:
- If the icon exists, use the
si<IconName>export in the mapping. - If the icon does not exist, add a custom icon to
common/icons/customIcons.tsand export it.
Custom icons must follow the SimpleIcon TypeScript type (same shape as Simple Icons):
title: Display name used in the SVG title tag.slug: Lowercase, URL-safe identifier (no spaces).hex: Brand color hex without#(uppercase preferred).source: Source URL for the icon (empty string if unavailable).guidelines: Brand guidelines URL (empty string if unavailable).path: SVG path data string (single path, viewBox0 0 24 24).svg: Getter that returns a Simple Icons-compatible<svg>string, usingtitleandpath.
2. Add the mapping entry
Update common/icons/languageMapping.ts:
- Import the Simple Icon or custom icon.
- Add the entry in
LANGUAGE_ICON_MAPPINGunder “GitHub Linguist languages” (for languages) or “Custom Frameworks, Libraries, Tools and Platforms” (for non-languages), keeping alphabetical order by display name.
3. Check UI coverage
Confirm the UI can surface the new entry:
common/configHelper.tsusesLANGUAGE_ICON_MAPPINGto build language options, so additions there should show in dropdowns automatically.
4. Update docs and changeset
Follow repo conventions:
- Add a changeset via
pnpm changeset add --empty, then fill in a one-line description. - Update
AGENTS.mdor other relevant docs if the supported list is referenced.
Implementation checklist
- Choose the display name (language, framework, library, tool, or platform; verify Linguist name for languages).
- Add a Simple Icon import or a custom icon in
common/icons/customIcons.ts. - Add the mapping in
common/icons/languageMapping.tsin alphabetical order. - Confirm the UI picks it up via
common/configHelper.ts. - Update docs that mention supported entries and add a changeset.
Example (Typst)
Reference commit 121e569b9899851f1df90cfcdaca6e7fa6e2739d:
- Added
siTypstimport and theTypst: siTypstmapping entry incommon/icons/languageMapping.ts. - Added a changeset noting the new supported language.
Notes
- Keep entries alphabetized to match existing conventions.
- Prefer Simple Icons when available; custom icons only when necessary.
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