feat: refactor toolkit icons to align with tool categories#1218
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Create getToolkitIcon() that maps toolkit names to lucide-react icons by tool category (dev, browser, documents, media, communication, integrations) with a Wrench fallback for unknown toolkits.
Replace agent-type icons with per-toolkit icons using getToolkitIcon() so each tool action (Terminal, Browser, Note, etc.) is visually distinct.
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Description
Toolkit icons in workflow nodes currently display based on agent type (e.g. every toolkit in Developer Agent shows
CodeXml), making it hard to distinguish between different tool actions at a glance. This PR updates icons to display based on tool type (Terminal, Browser, Note, File, etc.) so each toolkit is visually distinct.Related Issue
Fixes #1216
Changes Made
src/lib/toolkitIcons.tsx(new): Toolkit name → lucide-react icon mapping withgetToolkitIcon()helper. Covers 30+ toolkits across 7 categories (Dev/Code, Browser/Web, Documents, Media, Communication, Integrations, Meta) with aWrenchfallback for unknown/MCP toolkits.src/components/WorkFlow/node.tsx: ReplacedagentMap[data.type]?.iconwithgetToolkitIcon()at both the left-panel running toolkit indicator and the right-panel toolkit detail view. ExtractedlastActiveToolkitvariable to avoid duplicate filter computation. Removed unusedBotimport.What is the purpose of this pull request?