Attestation badge
Built on SIP
current canonical · v1.1.0
A visual signal that your project composes the Starlight Intelligence Protocol. Drop it in your README so adopters recognise the substrate — and so credit compounds across every node.
/badge/v1.1.0Important
The badge is not the attestation. It is a visual signal of one. Real attestation lives in your README footer per /sip-attest. Use the badge to make composition visible at a glance; use the attestation block to make it auditable.
01 / Preview
Renders cleanly at any width
02 / Markdown
Paste into your README
The most common shape. GitHub, GitLab, npm, and crates.io all render it identically.
markdown[](https://starlightintelligence.org/protocol)
Pin to a specific version so the badge reflects what you actually built against. The protocol uses SemVer; the badge does too.
03 / Latest
Floating to canonical
Use /badge/latest if you want the badge to always reflect the current canonical SIP version. Trades pin precision for zero maintenance.
markdown[](https://starlightintelligence.org/protocol)
04 / HTML
For non-Markdown contexts
Sites, docs platforms, anywhere markdown isn't the substrate.
html<a href="https://starlightintelligence.org/protocol"><img src="https://starlightintelligence.org/badge/v1.1.0" alt="Built on SIP" /></a>
05 / Shields.io
Canonical badge service
For adopters who prefer the shields.io style or already standardise on it across their stack. Same meaning, different chrome.
markdown[](https://starlightintelligence.org/protocol)
06 / URL contract
What the route accepts
/badge/v1.1.0— explicit SemVer pin (preferred)./badge/latest— resolves to current canonical SIP version (today: v1.1.0).?theme=light— light variant for light README backgrounds (default is dark).- Cached for 1h in browsers, 24h at the edge. No tracking pixels. Badge requests stay private.
Next
Generate your attestation block
The badge is the surface. The attestation block is the substance. Read the protocol to see the full contract, then run /sip-attest against your artifact.
Built on SIP · v1.1.0· MIT