Source icons

The 16 source icons, described

Attributionattribution

Attribution — which source a sentence came from, credit given to the origin.

Citationcitation

A citation — where that claim came from, a reference to the source.

Citation checkcitation-check

A citation check — the quoted source actually says what it is cited for.

Citation linkcitation-link

A citation link — a claim joined to the source it rests on, so it can be checked.

Citation spancitation-span

A page with a line and a stretch of the next one marked off — exactly which words an answer rests on.

Cite sourcescite-sources

Text with a superscript reference mark — an answer that cites where its claims came from.

Codecode

Code — source written in a programming language, shown between angle brackets.

Document inputdocument-input

A document with an arrow going in — a file taken as input, read by a program or a step.

Code filefile-code

A code file — source code kept in a file, a script or a module.

Folder codefolder-code

A folder with angle brackets on it — a source folder, where the code lives.

Groundinggrounding

Grounding — an answer tied to a real source so every claim can be traced to evidence.

Hardcoded secrethardcoded-secret

A page with a key on it — a credential written straight into the source.

Producerproducer

A producer — the writer that puts messages on the queue for consumers to take.

Repositoryrepository

A repository — where the source code lives, together with its history.

Source weightsource-weight

A page with a weight on it — how much one source counts against another.

Suppliersupplier

The storefront with an arrow coming in — where the shop's goods come from.

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

Tags these icons also carry