Knowledge RAG

Design Knowledge Base

Community-maintained principles reviewed before publication and retrieved as Agent design constraints.

4 published principles / 192 in library

Visual Foundationsicons / affordance

Icon Text Affordance Balance

Icon Text Affordance Balance turns a frequent interface judgment into an executable constraint before generation.

Icons are not universal language; affordance comes from icon, label, placement, and feedback together.84%Typography Color Accessibilityicons / aria

Icon Accessible Names

Icon Accessible Names turns a frequent interface judgment into an executable constraint before generation.

Icon-only buttons and statuses need accessible names, while decorative icons should be hidden from assistive technology.84%Resource Licensingicons / license

Icon Set License, Trademark, and Accessibility Governance

Icons are not arbitrary decoration; primary icon sets, aggregated icons, brand logos, and icon-only controls need separate license, trademark, import, and accessibility rules.

Icon governance keeps symbols visually consistent, legally reusable, screen-reader understandable, tree-shakable, and prevents brand logos from becoming free decoration or implied endorsement.

95%Data Visualizationmap / poi

Map POI Icon Attribution Boundaries

POI icon sets such as Maki solve map symbols, not map data, tiles, style, basemap providers, place labels, or interaction attribution.

Map symbols are one layer of visual encoding. Agents must govern icon set, sprite, map style, geodata, tile provider, legend, and accessible labels separately instead of treating icon license as map license.

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