Iconography

Nineteen of our own skills describe icon slots roughly 875 times, and not one SVG glyph existed anywhere in the fleet. The obvious fix is a curated icon set. That is the wrong fix, and building it would have wasted the work: the catalogue is commodity, and Iconify already maintains 334,616 icons across 236 sets with machine-readable licences. What does not exist is the contract. Icons must bind to currentColor or they cannot inherit a brand. A 16 pixel glyph is fine; a 16 pixel tap target fails WCAG 2.5.8. Icon strokes need 3:1, not the 4.5:1 people quote from the text rule. And in Hebrew or Arabic the icon moves to the logical right in source order — a rule no icon library documents, that turns a trailing arrow into an arrow pointing away from the reading direction. So this ships 43 semantic slots harvested from the consuming skills rather than invented, each carrying its token per set with SPDX and a retrieval date, plus four scripts that print numbers. One of them caught a real defect in this package's own registry on its first run: Lucide had renamed an icon twice, and a dead token renders nothing at all — no error, no warning.