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Gate icons

14 icons carry the tag gate, across Agents, Automation, DevOps, AI & LLM, Data Engineering and MCP. Admission control, Approval denied, Approval gate and 11 more — each in outline and duotone at three weights, with the code for React, Vue, Svelte, Flutter and more.

The 14 gate icons, described

Admission controladmission-control
Admission control — the barrier stays down until there is room for more.
Approval deniedapproval-deny
Approval denied — the human said no and the gate stays shut for the agent.
Approval gateapproval-gate
An agent waiting at a closed door — a gate where a human must approve before it continues.
Approval grantedapproval-grant
Approval granted — the human said yes and the gate opens for the agent.
Approval stepapproval-step
An approval step — a step in a flow that waits for a person to sign off.
Approval stepapprove-step
An approval step — the stage in a workflow that waits for a human yes.
Human approvalhuman-approval
Human approval — a gate where a person has to say yes before an agent continues.
Human in the loophuman-loop
Human in the loop — a person inside the cycle, reviewing before it continues.
MCP tool permissionmcp-tool-permission
MCP tool permission — whether a tool is allowed to run, a consent gate.
Quality gatequality-gate
A quality gate — data does not pass into the next stage until it checks out.
Safety checksafety-check
A safety check — output looked at and screened before it goes out.
Stagestage
A stage — one stop on the way to shipped, a phase or a gate in the pipeline.
Tool permissiontool-permission
Tool permission — may the agent use this tool? A consent gate.
Waiting for approvalwait-approval
Waiting for approval — stopped at a gate until somebody says yes.

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

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Every gate icon, free to ship

14 of 2,437 icons compiled from one grid — outline and duotone, three weights, every cell generated rather than redrawn. MIT licensed: commercial use, no attribution, no seat count.