One badge for implementations that pass the AER-1 conformance kit. Embed it in your README. It links back to the official registry.
One badge. It means the implementation passed 100% of the applicable conformance vectors and is listed in the official registry. The draft itself makes no certification claims; the badge reflects registry status only.
Your implementation passes the conformance kit and is listed in the registry. Anyone can re-run the kit against your code and get the same verdict.
Four steps. No ceremony beyond the work itself.
Run the official conformance kit against your implementation until every vector passes.
Open a merge request adding your implementation to the registry.
Maintainers verify your results against the published vectors.
Upon approval you are listed as conformant, and the badge is yours to display.
Choose a format. Copy the snippet into your README.
Snippets link to the official registry at rambozambodotdev.gitlab.io/registry.html.
One rule. Only embed a badge your implementation earned. Run the conformance kit first: python3 aer-1/conformance.py. A badge is a claim, and claims get checked.
The conformance kit is the test. If check() passes, your implementation is conformant and the badge is yours.