create-link-label

name	create-link-label
description	Add a new labelled external-link type with a react-icons icon to data/shared/linkIcons.ts. Updates LINK_LABELS, LINK_ICONS, and the import statements.
user-triggered	true

Add a new entry to LINK_LABELS and LINK_ICONS in data/shared/linkIcons.ts.

Input method rules

• Free text (label name, custom icon): output the question as plain chat text and wait for the user's reply.
• Choices: use AskUserQuestion.

Step 1 — Read current data

Read data/shared/linkIcons.ts to understand existing labels, icons, and import statements.

Step 2 — Label name

Output: "Label name for the new link type? (e.g. npm, Notion)" Wait for reply. Check that it does not already exist in LINK_LABELS (case-insensitive). If it does, warn and ask again.

Step 3 — Icon search

Primary: react-icons

Search with WebSearch: react-icons <label name> icon. Identify candidates and their packages (e.g. react-icons/fa6, react-icons/si).

Fallback: other icon libraries

If no suitable match in react-icons, search in order (these are NOT included in react-icons):

1. Lucide (lucide-react) — lucide <label name> icon
2. Iconoir (iconoir-react) — iconoir <label name> icon
3. Fluent UI Icons (@fluentui/react-icons) — fluent ui icons <label name>
4. Carbon Icons (@carbon/icons-react) — carbon icons <label name>

Note which candidates require a package install.

Output all candidates as plain text:

Icon candidates:
1. SiNpm   (react-icons/si)
2. FaNpm   (react-icons/fa6)
3. Package2 (lucide-react) ⚠ requires package install
…

Then output: "Which icon? Enter a number, or type a custom icon as IconName@package (e.g. SiNpm@react-icons/si)." Wait for reply.

If the chosen icon requires a package install, run bun add <package> before writing to file.

Step 4 — Confirmation

Display a preview of the changes (import line, LINK_LABELS entry, LINK_ICONS entry), then ask (AskUserQuestion):

• options: ["Yes, add it", "Cancel"]
• header: "Confirm"

If Cancel, stop without writing anything.

Step 5 — Write to file

Edit data/shared/linkIcons.ts:

1. Import: add the icon to the existing import from its package. If the package is new, add a new import line grouped with the other react-icons imports.
2. LINK_LABELS: append the new label. Keep the array sorted alphabetically (case-insensitive).
3. LINK_ICONS: add "<label>": <IconName>, keeping entries in the same order as LINK_LABELS.

Run bun run typecheck to verify no type errors were introduced.