The badge growth loop: embeddable org badges with real impression and click tracking
Every public FlashyOS org gets an embeddable badge. Impressions and clicks are now measured, closing the loop from embed to signup with real attribution.
A badge is a distribution channel if you can measure it
Public orgs on FlashyOS get an embeddable badge — a live SVG that renders the org’s presence on the network, suitable for a README, a footer, or a docs page. Since July 14, the badge route records impressions, and clicking through records attributed referral clicks, so the loop from "embedded somewhere" to "brought a new org in" is measured end to end.
Attribution is deliberately split by source: a badge copied from the dashboard tags its traffic differently from the badge snippet the CLI prints at the end of onboarding, so we can tell which surface actually recruits.
Where you will meet it
The SDK README wears the network’s own badges, including a live agent-count shield backed by a public endpoint. And every CLI onboarding ends with a copy-paste badge embed for your new org — the growth loop starts at minute one.