Version 1.50 for macOS — Analyze/Clean Up Icon and Claude-Compatible MCP

Axialis IconVectors 1.50 is now available for macOS. This release brings the same core feature set introduced on Windows: Analyze/Clean Up Icon, Claude-compatible MCP tool naming, the public document_analyzeCleanupSvg command, and small workflow improvements across the editor and helper files.

The new cleanup workflow helps developers inspect imported, AI-generated, or hand-tuned icons for off-grid geometry, inconsistent stroke settings, hidden leftovers, empty groups, unused defs, and transform baggage before export. The same analysis is available to local AI clients through the public MCP surface.

IconVectors 1.50 for macOS also keeps the updated MCP setup guides aligned across Codex CLI, Claude, VS Code Copilot, and Cursor.

What's new in 1.50

• Analyze/Clean Up Icon — Run a dedicated cleanup analysis on the current icon to detect off-grid geometry, inconsistent stroke settings, hidden leftovers, empty groups, transform attributes, unused defs, and related production issues, then apply focused fixes from a modeless dialog.
• Claude-Compatible MCP — Public MCP tool names now use Claude-safe identifiers such as app_ping and document_getSvg, so IconVectors works correctly with Claude Desktop and Claude Code.
• Icon cleanup MCP command — The public MCP surface now includes document_analyzeCleanupSvg so AI clients can inspect cleanup issues in the current icon and optionally apply the same conservative low-risk fixes available in the UI.
• Small Improvements — Workflow polish, packaged MCP helper files, and release assets received small usability improvements across the product.
• Bug fixes — Numerous issues have been fixed across the editor, the MCP integration, and the update/package workflow.

Start with these pages

• How to Analyze and Clean Up Icons Before Export
• Using IconVectors with Codex CLI
• Using IconVectors with Claude
• Using IconVectors with VS Code Copilot
• Using IconVectors with Cursor