SVG Icon Designer / Acrazie

Turn an icon or logo idea into a readable SVG without spending tokens on premature polished variants. ASCII rasters are geometry previews for comparing directions, not the product. The deliverable is general-purpose vector markup in the visual language the user elected.

Intake

Infer constraints already present. Ask only unanswered questions that materially change the design, usually one to three at a time:

• intended meaning, product context, and target audience
• symbols or visual clichés to use or avoid
• style or existing icon family to match
• target sizes, color behavior, and required files

Interview progressively. Do not block ideation on details that can safely remain provisional. If the request is already precise, begin directly.

For abstract personal marks that should follow the user's curated logo taste, read references/curated-abstract-marks.md. Treat that reference as optional visual vocabulary, not a default style for unrelated icon work.

When the user explicitly requests the Acrazie retro-tech wordmark language or its orange-to-violet palette, read references/visual-identity.md. Remix its principles into original lettering; never trace the supplied references.