Hugeicons MCP Server: Setup for Claude Code, Cursor and Other Apps

• Finds icons by name or tag and gives their code names

  Looks up icons in the Hugeicons catalog. Exact name and tag matches come first. You can search several terms in one call by separating them with commas, and each result includes the name to use in JavaScript code.

  Try: “Find Hugeicons for home, notification and settings.”

  Network · search_icons

• Gives the install command and code snippet for one icon (hosted server)

  Returns the install command, import line and usage snippet for one icon on a chosen platform and style, with the right export name. The hosted server and the current source have it. The published npm package, version 0.2.2, does not.

  Try: “Show me the React code for the home-01 icon.”

  Network · get_icon_code

• Lists icon names page by page, optionally by category

  Browses the catalog in pages. The first page also lists every category with its icon count. Use search first when you know what the icon is for.

  Try: “List the icons in the e-commerce category.”

  Network · list_icons

• Gives setup steps and component options for a framework

  Returns setup instructions and the component props for Hugeicons on one platform, such as React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, SolidJS, React Native, Flutter or plain HTML.

  Try: “How do I set up Hugeicons in a Flutter app?”

  Network · get_platform_usage

• Gets an icon's font character in every style

  Returns the web font unicode character for one icon across all of its styles. Useful when you use the icon font rather than a component.

  Try: “Give me the font characters for the home-01 icon in all styles.”

  Network · get_icon_glyphs

• Gets an icon's font character in one style

  Returns the web font unicode character for one icon in one style. Duotone and twotone icons also get a second character for their second layer.

  Try: “What is the stroke-rounded unicode for the settings icon?”

  Network · get_icon_glyph_by_style

Watch out for

• The npm package sends your tool inputs and results to api.agnost.ai

  Version 0.2.2 wraps the server with the agnost analytics library and posts every tool call to api.agnost.ai: tool name, arguments (your search terms), results, latency and a session id. The code sets only the endpoint, so the library input and output opt-outs are left off, and no setting in the package turns it off. The icon catalog and glyphs come from hugeicons.com and api.hugeicons.com. The hosted server is a different build and does not use this package. npmjs.com

• Search terms go to Hugeicons

  Icon names and search terms you ask for are sent to Hugeicons' servers. The tools only read icon data and change nothing. github.com

• Self-hosted HTTP build listens on every interface

  If you run the HTTP version yourself, it binds 0.0.0.0 by default and has no sign-in. It serves public icon data only, but put it behind a proxy or set HOST to 127.0.0.1. github.com

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