Markdown
Markdown Usage
Add MCPSafe security badges to your README.md and other markdown documentation.
Basic Usage
Simple Badge with Link
The most common way to add a badge to your README
README.md
[](https://mcpsafe.org/registry/your-server-slug)Preview:
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With Custom Style
For The Badge Style
Use a larger, more prominent badge style
README.md
[](https://mcpsafe.org/registry/your-server-slug)Preview:
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Multiple Badges
Badge Row
Combine with other badges for a professional README header
README.md
# My MCP Server
[](https://mcpsafe.org/registry/my-server)
[](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@my-org/my-server)
[](LICENSE)
A secure MCP server for...Preview:
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npmv1.2.0
licenseMIT
Reference Style Links
Cleaner Markdown
Keep your README cleaner with reference-style links
README.md
<!-- At the top of your README -->
[![MCPSafe Security][mcpsafe-badge]][mcpsafe-url]
<!-- At the bottom of your README -->
[mcpsafe-badge]: https://api.mcpsafe.org/api/badge/your-server-slug?style=flat-square
[mcpsafe-url]: https://mcpsafe.org/registry/your-server-slugBenefits
- • Easier to read and maintain
- • URLs defined once at the bottom
- • Simple to update badge URLs
Finding Your Server Slug
Your server slug is the unique identifier in the MCPSafe registry URL:
https://mcpsafe.org/registry/your-server-slugYou can find your slug by visiting your server's page in the MCPSafe registry and copying it from the URL.
Tips
Keep badges at the top
Users see them first when visiting your repo
Always link to your report
Let users click through for details
Match badge styles
Use the same style for all badges in a row
Badge auto-updates
Grade reflects your latest scan results