Say how much AI went into it
Free badges that tell people how much AI went into your work. Use them on anything you publish: code, writing, images or a whole site.
Creating with AI? Add the AI Honesty skill to your AI tool. It knows how much it helped, so it picks the badge. How it works
/plugin marketplace add shylands/ai-honesty-badge /plugin install ai-honesty-badge@ai-honesty-badge
Which one is honest?
Often work today sits somewhere in the middle. It comes down to who led the work, not who typed it, whether that's writing, images, music or code.
No AI
A person, start to finish
None, beyond spell check and basic grammar fixes.
For example, a blog post you wrote and edited yourself.
When to use No AIAI Assisted
A person, with AI helping
Ideas, drafts, images or code, even most of the output, shaped by the person's direction.
For example, an app you designed and directed while an AI tool wrote the code.
When to use AI AssistedAI Generated
AI, from a person's brief
Made the work. The person asked, picked and checked, without much shaping.
For example, an article or image you prompted once and published as it came.
When to use AI Generated
Build trust by being honest about your AI use
These days the honest answer is rarely yes or no. A badge says where your work sits, so people don't have to guess, or ask.
- Free for anything
- Personal or commercial work. Hotlink the image; no attribution needed.
- Nothing to install
- One line on your page. No sign-up, no script and no tracking.
- Light or dark
- One version of each badge reads on light and dark pages.
AI Honesty Wall
Sites and projects that use the badges, and what each one says about AI.
T Cloud Public provider
The Crossplane provider for T Cloud Public, Deutsche Telekom's cloud, built with AI assistance.
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Firefox Decrypt
An open-source tool for recovering passwords from Firefox profiles. The No AI badge sits in its README next to its build status.
Visit 
shylands.com
Steven Hylands, a designer and founder in Belfast who builds his own software with AI, and writes about why you should too.
Visit 
markhall.dev
Mark Hall, WordPress developer. Uses the badge on blog posts where AI generated the images or checked the logic.
Visit 
Baystation12
A long-running Space Station 13 game server. Its README is clear: "Generative AI is not welcome here."
Visit 
User Analytics for Jellyfin
An open-source Jellyfin plugin by Jake Cozart, who badges each of his projects with how much AI went into it.
Visit 
KSA Control Center
A launcher and mod manager for Kitten Space Agency. Its README spells out what AI built and what the owner decided.
Visit 
Toni Schmitt
Small Linux and developer tools, from a KDE notification archive to a Claude Code status line. Every one carries the same line: "This project was completely generated by LLMs."
Visit 
Pixie
An r/Place-style shared canvas server written in Rust. AI built the browser clients; the server's architecture, testing and review were the author's.
Visit 
Krayon
A developer's GitHub profile with one promise for every repo: unless stated otherwise, it was all made without the aid of any AI or machine learning.
Visit 
repoChecker
A small C++ tool that lists a GitHub user's repositories. The code is No AI, and a footnote owns up to the one exception: AI wrote the README.
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