The Icon Pack in the Zenith Suite
Zenith Icon Pack is one app in the Zenith Suite, and while it works in any icon-pack-aware launcher, it is built with the suite in mind in three concrete ways.
Zenith feature icons
The pack includes a small set of feature icons — glyphs for Zenith Launcher's own surfaces rather than for installed apps: search, gestures, the constellation editor, settings, wallpaper, hidden apps, comets (notifications), and more. These are not tied to any app component, so a launcher will not auto-apply them; instead they appear in the launcher's manual icon picker, ready to dress a shortcut or a Zenith control. The Zenith Suite apps themselves — Launcher, AI, Tasks, Mind, Calendar, Tulpa — also have their own icons in the pack.
First-class recognition in Zenith Launcher
Zenith Launcher treats official Zenith icon packs as first-class: in its icon picker it lists Zenith packs ahead of third-party packs, and it exposes a way to "get zenith icon packs" when none are installed. This pack publishes Zenith's own icon-pack discovery signal so the launcher can find it directly. The exact, current behaviour of the launcher's icon picker is documented on Zenith Launcher's personalization page — that is the authority on the launcher side.
One suite, separate apps
Unlike some suite features, the icon pack does not ride the Zenith broker, does not share keys, and has no Gold of its own to unlock. It is a passive resource that any launcher can read. Its only tie to the rest of the suite is the artwork it carries and the recognition Zenith Launcher gives it.
See also. What's inside the pack · Privacy, licensing & credits