Built with Cycles

Show the community that your project uses Cycles for budget authority. Add a "Built with Cycles" badge to your README, documentation site, or project website.

Badges

The badge is available in two variants to suit light and dark backgrounds:

Light variant (for light backgrounds):

Dark variant (for dark backgrounds):

Usage

Markdown (for GitHub READMEs)

Light variant:

[![Built with Cycles](https://runcycles.io/badges/built-with-cycles.svg)](https://runcycles.io)

Dark variant:

[![Built with Cycles](https://runcycles.io/badges/built-with-cycles-dark.svg)](https://runcycles.io)

HTML

Light variant:

<a href="https://runcycles.io"><img src="https://runcycles.io/badges/built-with-cycles.svg" alt="Built with Cycles" /></a>

Dark variant:

<a href="https://runcycles.io"><img src="https://runcycles.io/badges/built-with-cycles-dark.svg" alt="Built with Cycles" /></a>

reStructuredText (for Python docs)

Light variant:

.. image:: https://runcycles.io/badges/built-with-cycles.svg
   :target: https://runcycles.io
   :alt: Built with Cycles

Dark variant:

.. image:: https://runcycles.io/badges/built-with-cycles-dark.svg
   :target: https://runcycles.io
   :alt: Built with Cycles

Guidelines

• Use the badge on projects that genuinely integrate with Cycles.
• Do not modify the badge image, colors, or proportions.
• The badge link should always point to https://runcycles.io.

Tell Us About Your Project

We'd love to feature your project on the Integration Ecosystem page. Open a GitHub issue or start a GitHub discussion to tell us what you've built and how you're using Cycles. Community projects that use the badge and integrate Cycles are eligible to be showcased on the ecosystem page.