Automation builder icons

Triggers, conditions, branches, loops and the human in the middle — the icons a workflow canvas is built from.

A node-based builder needs every control-flow shape to be legible at 24 px on a canvas that is mostly lines: a branch, a parallel split, a loop that breaks, a retry with backoff, a catch block, a delay. They are drawn as one family, so a graph reads as a graph rather than as thirty unrelated glyphs.

The approval icons close the loop — most real automations stop somewhere and wait for a person.

import { Trigger, BranchFlow, RetryPolicy, HumanApproval } from "@iconmind/react";

The 32 icons, described

Workflowworkflow: A workflow — steps that run in order automatically, without anyone watching them.
Triggertrigger: A trigger — the event that sets an automation, a workflow or an agent running.
Email triggertrigger-email: An email trigger — a mail arrives in the inbox and the workflow starts.
File triggertrigger-file: A file trigger — a file arriving or being uploaded started it.
Croncron: Cron — a job that runs at the same time, every time, on a recurring schedule.
Event busevent-bus: An event bus — one rail that every service taps into for events.
Actionaction: An action — the step in a workflow or an agent loop that actually does something.
Action stepaction-step: An action step — one concrete thing an agent actually does in its loop.
HTTP actionaction-http: HTTP action — the workflow step that calls a URL, a webhook or an API.
Conditioncondition: A condition — the point in a flow where the path splits depending on a test.
Switchswitch-case: A switch — many ways out rather than two, routing to a branch by case.
Branchbranch-flow: A branch — the point in a flow where the path divides and routes one way or another.
Parallelparallel: Parallel — two branches running at the same time, fanned out then joined.
Splittersplitter: A splitter — one stream fanned out into two so both branches receive it.
Loop steploop-step: A loop step — round again and again until the condition is done.
Whilewhile-loop: While — round again as long as the condition holds, then stop.
Breakbreak-loop: Break — out of the loop mid-turn, stop iterating now and carry on after it.
Continuecontinue-loop: Continue — skip the rest of this turn of the loop and take the next one.
Retry policyretry-policy: A retry policy — how many attempts, and how far apart, with backoff.
Delaydelay: Delay — wait for a while, then carry on with the next step in the flow.
Timertimer: A timer — counting down, a stopwatch or the time elapsed since the start.
Catch blockcatch-block: A catch block — where a failure lands and is handled, the safety net.
Throwthrow-error: Throw — eject the error out of this block and make it somebody else's problem.
Inboxinbox-pattern: An inbox — everything lands here before it counts, the inbox pattern for reliable receipt.
Outboxoutbox: An outbox — written here first and always sent from here, the transactional outbox pattern.
Approval stepapproval-step: An approval step — a step in a flow that waits for a person to sign off.
Human approvalhuman-approval: Human approval — a gate where a person has to say yes before an agent continues.
Prioritypriority: Priority — this one before the others, urgent and ahead of the queue.
Agent task queuetask-queue-agent: An agent task queue — what the agent will do next, in order of arrival.
Run nextrun-next: A run card with an arrow under its play — start the next run in the queue.
Add runadd-run: A run card with a plus under its play — queue another run in the list.
Safe runsafe-run: A run card with a shield under its play — a run kept inside its guardrails.

In code, each is one import — import { Workflow } from "@iconmind/react/icons/workflow" — and the same name in Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, React Native, Astro, Blade and Flutter.

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32 icons drawn on one grid, in outline and duotone at three weights, with the code for nine frameworks. MIT — commercial use, no attribution, no seat count.

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