fluent-icons-mcp 1.0.2

Find Windows Fluent Icons from your agent.

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fluent-icons-mcp is a .NET global tool that exposes Windows Fluent Icons metadata from WinUI Gallery through a stdio MCP server. Local coding agents can call it to search icon codes by name, tags, or code.

Highlights

• Search Windows Fluent Icons through MCP tools from Codex, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, or any provider that supports stdio MCP servers.
• Register or remove the server with supported provider CLIs using mcp-install, mcp-remove, or mcp-uninstall.
• Edit arbitrary mcp.json files directly for providers that do not have a built-in installer command.
• Download the latest WinUI Gallery IconsData.json when online and cache it for offline use.
• Return icon metadata with code, name, tags, and isSegoeFluentOnly information.

Install

dotnet tool install --global fluent-icons-mcp

Update an existing install:

dotnet tool update --global fluent-icons-mcp

Provider Setup

Use a supported provider CLI:

fluent-icons-mcp mcp-install --provider codex
fluent-icons-mcp mcp-install --provider claude
fluent-icons-mcp mcp-install --provider copilot
fluent-icons-mcp mcp-install --provider gemini
fluent-icons-mcp mcp-install --provider opencode
fluent-icons-mcp mcp-install --provider all

Remove the registration:

fluent-icons-mcp mcp-remove --provider codex
fluent-icons-mcp mcp-uninstall --provider claude
fluent-icons-mcp mcp-remove --provider all

The default MCP server name is fluent-icons. Override it when needed:

fluent-icons-mcp mcp-install --provider codex --name fluent-icons

The opencode provider edits ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json directly instead of using a CLI command.

Custom mcp.json

For other providers, pass the target MCP config file directly:

fluent-icons-mcp mcp-install --config "C:\path\to\mcp.json"

This adds:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "fluent-icons": {
      "command": "fluent-icons-mcp",
      "args": []
    }
  }
}

The config editor accepts JSON comments and trailing commas when reading. It writes standard formatted JSON and creates a .bak file before modifying an existing config.

MCP Tools

• search_fluent_icons: Searches Windows Fluent Icons by name, tags, or code and returns matching icon metadata.

The tool accepts optional name, tags, code, and maxResults parameters. Name and tag matching is case-insensitive and partial. Multiple tag phrases can be separated with commas or semicolons, and every phrase must match at least one icon tag.

The icon data is downloaded from WinUI Gallery when the server starts and cached at %LOCALAPPDATA%\FluentIconsMcp\IconsData.json. If the download fails, the server uses the cached file.

Manual Server Command

Running without arguments starts the stdio MCP server:

fluent-icons-mcp

Show CLI help:

fluent-icons-mcp help
fluent-icons-mcp --help

Package Development

dotnet restore
dotnet build
dotnet test
dotnet pack

License

fluent-icons-mcp is licensed under the MIT License.

Fluent Icons metadata is sourced from microsoft/WinUI-Gallery. See THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md.

Author

Created by Howon Lee (airtaxi).

Built with help from OpenAI Codex.