Add MCP Toplist rank badge - #1057
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughREADME.md now starts with an MCP Toplist badge linking to the project’s MCP Toplist page. ChangesREADME Badge
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P3: Badge placed at the very top of the README, but all existing badges (OpenSSF Best Practices, Baseline Levels 1-3) are grouped in the footer section (around line 124) under the Support EGC area. This creates visual inconsistency — the badge appears above the language selector, hero image, and project title instead of alongside the other badges. Consider moving it to the badge row at the bottom.</violation>
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P3: Badge placed at the very top of the README, but all existing badges (OpenSSF Best Practices, Baseline Levels 1-3) are grouped in the footer section (around line 124) under the Support EGC area. This creates visual inconsistency — the badge appears above the language selector, hero image, and project title instead of alongside the other badges. Consider moving it to the badge row at the bottom.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At README.md, line 1:
<comment>Badge placed at the very top of the README, but all existing badges (OpenSSF Best Practices, Baseline Levels 1-3) are grouped in the footer section (around line 124) under the Support EGC area. This creates visual inconsistency — the badge appears above the language selector, hero image, and project title instead of alongside the other badges. Consider moving it to the badge row at the bottom.</comment>
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Hi! MCP Toplist tracks 81,852 MCP servers across the major
registries, and EGC is currently ranked #452.
This PR adds a small live badge to your README showing that rank — it updates
automatically as the leaderboard changes:
Totally fine to close if you'd rather not — and if you'd like your server's
data corrected or removed from the leaderboard, just say so here or open an
issue at the site. Thanks for building EGC!
Summary by cubic
Adds a live MCP Toplist rank badge to the top of the README that links to the EGC server page. The badge updates automatically as the leaderboard changes.
Written for commit 4800c2e. Summary will update on new commits.