Every widget you can drop into a README, a blog post, or your project homepage. Each one has a live preview — the same SVG or iframe the snippet produces — with copy-paste Markdown and HTML.
The hero badge. Gradient pill with the flame glyph — credits Watchfire in your README header.
[](https://github.com/watchfire-io/watchfire)Where this goes: Drop into your project README above the install instructions, or in a docs sidebar.
Live star count for the Watchfire repository, served by shields.io. Updates without redeploys.
[](https://github.com/watchfire-io/watchfire)Where this goes: Use it on a personal site, blog post, or any place you want to highlight the project's traction.
Always shows the current Watchfire release. The static fallback below the live badge reads v9.0.0.
static: v9.0.0[](https://github.com/watchfire-io/watchfire/releases/latest)Where this goes: Show next to your install snippet so readers know exactly which version you tested against.
Iframe pointing at /embed/stats. Shows the live count of tasks completed by autonomous agents on the project.
[](https://watchfire.io/built-with-watchfire)
_See the full embed at https://watchfire.io/embed/stats?project=YOUR_PROJECT_SLUG_Where this goes: Drop into a homepage or 'about' section to prove how much of your project was shipped by agents.
Tiny inline pill with the flame icon. The lightest-weight credit — fits in a footer or sidebar.
[](https://github.com/watchfire-io/watchfire)Where this goes: Drop into a site footer, a docs sidebar, or anywhere a small inline credit makes sense.
watchfire.io), so they paste cleanly into any external README, blog, or static site.?project=<slug> query parameter. The iframe is free to embed anywhere — no CSP or X-Frame-Options restriction.Want a widget that isn’t here? Open a discussion.