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Resolve desktop and brand icons to local file paths for scripts and UI tools.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "appicon" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use appicon to resolve local icon paths for Firefox, Spotify, and Slack, and output the results by app name so I can add them to my Waybar config.
Returns local icon file paths for each app, ready to use in Waybar configuration.
Use appicon to prefetch these brand icons and report the cache results: GitHub, Notion, Figma, and Linear.
Shows prefetch and cache status so later scripts can access icon assets faster.
List the current icon sources, icon packs, and override settings in appicon so I can troubleshoot why an app icon was not resolved.
Returns sources, packs, and override details to help diagnose resolution failures.
Developers or power users configuring desktop components like Waybar or Rofi can use it to resolve app or brand names into local icon paths, reducing manual asset lookup.
When building desktop automation scripts, users can use this tool to fetch icon paths consistently and improve repeated lookups with caching or prefetching.
When connected as an MCP stdio server, AI agents can call tools like resolve, sources, and overrides to help generate configs or scripts that depend on icon assets.
It is an MCP tool that resolves desktop app and brand icons to local file paths. It is intended for use with Waybar, Rofi, scripts, and AI agents.
Based on the description, it provides tools such as resolve, prefetch, cache, sources, packs, and overrides. These support icon resolution, prefetching/caching, and inspecting sources and override settings.
We only know that it is exposed through an MCP stdio server. The available material does not specify exact installation steps, dependencies, or runtime requirements; see the source repository.
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