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Configure appicon as a skill/prompt in AI coding assistants. One command installs a skill file that teaches the AI how to use appicon for searching and downloading app icons.

Usage

bash
appicon setup [platform] [options]

Supported Platforms

PlatformConfig DirectoryFile
Claude Code.claude/skills/appicon/SKILL.md
Cursor.cursor/skills/appicon/SKILL.md
Windsurf.windsurf/skills/appicon/SKILL.md
Antigravity.agents/skills/appicon/SKILL.md
GitHub Copilot.github/prompts/appicon/PROMPT.md
Kiro.kiro/steering/appicon/SKILL.md
Codex.codex/skills/appicon/SKILL.md
Qoder.qoder/skills/appicon/SKILL.md

Options

FlagDescription
--allInstall for all supported platforms
--globalInstall to home directory instead of cwd
--removeRemove the skill from the specified platform(s)

Examples

Install for a specific platform:

bash
appicon setup claude
appicon setup cursor
appicon setup copilot

Install for all platforms at once:

bash
appicon setup --all

Interactive mode (shows a numbered list to choose from):

bash
appicon setup

Install globally (to ~/ instead of current project):

bash
appicon setup claude --global

Remove the skill:

bash
appicon setup --remove claude
appicon setup --remove --all

What gets installed?

A markdown skill file that tells the AI assistant:

  • When to activate (user mentions app icons, logos, icon search, etc.)
  • Available appicon commands with full option reference
  • JSON output formats for programmatic parsing
  • Common workflows including Figma MCP integration
  • Data source details (Apple, Google Play, Custom)

After installation, restart your AI coding assistant. Then try asking it to search for or download an app icon.