shylands.com
The blog of Steven Hylands, a founder & designer in Belfast writing about AI and how work is changing.
Free AI disclosure badges
Build trust by being transparent about AI
Show how your work was made with a free AI disclosure badge: No AI, AI Assisted or AI Generated. One line of HTML or Markdown, for websites, blogs and GitHub READMEs.
Choose your badge
Pick the one that honestly describes how your work was made, whether that's writing, images, music or code.
Why use an AI disclosure badge?
One line of code
Paste one line of HTML or Markdown. No sign-up, no script, nothing to install.
Built on trust
Like an honesty box, nobody checks. It works because people value being told the truth, and notice when they aren't.
Free, for anything
No paywalls, no tiers, no upsell. Use it on personal or commercial work.
AI Honesty Wall
Sites and projects wearing their badge, from personal blogs to open-source games and cloud infrastructure projects.
markhall.dev
Mark Hall, WordPress developer. Uses the badge on blog posts where AI generated the images or checked the logic.
Baystation12
A long-running Space Station 13 game server. Its README is clear: "Generative AI is not welcome here."
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.
T Cloud Public provider
The Crossplane provider for T Cloud Public, Deutsche Telekom's cloud, built with AI assistance.
Your site here
Using a badge? Send us the link and we'll add you.
Submit your site →Get on the wall
Using a badge on your site or in a README? Send us the link and we'll add you, with a link back to your project.
Submit your siteSay how it was made
Hiding AI costs more trust than admitting it. Pick a badge and add it in a minute.
Free for any use. No sign-up, no JavaScript.