Sato Score Badges
Show your live Sato Score in your README or site. Free, no signup, no attribution.
What it shows
If your project is in the directory, it has a badge that shows its live Sato Score and links to the report behind it. A Sato Score is a 0–100 measure of how open, active, and verifiable a project is, computed from public evidence: repository activity, release cadence, documentation, and whether a live endpoint answers a probe.
It is not a safety rating, a security audit, an endorsement, or a claim about returns. A ✓ appears only when a project has an evidence-backed verification state — never by default. The full rubric is public at /sato-score.
Get yours
- 1. Find your listing in the directory.
- 2. Open its report at
satohub.ai/verify/<your-slug>. - 3. Copy the Markdown or HTML snippet and paste it into your README or site.
The badge image updates on its own as your score changes — paste it once.
Prefer shields.io styling?
The same data is served in the shields endpoint schema at /api/badge/<slug>.json, so it renders with any shields style and sits beside your other badges.
[](https://satohub.ai/verify/<slug>)
Keep it fresh from CI with the Sato Score Action, which also warns when a listed dependency is retired. Find your slug with /api/resolve?repo=<your github url>.
Live examples
Something wrong?
If your listing is inaccurate or out of date, tell us and we'll fix it — corrections are welcome and they improve the index for everyone. Submit a correction.