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Nomlings Badge
A tiny pixel pet for your GitHub README that eats your commits.
Add one line of markdown and an animated Nomling moves into your profile.<br>It shows your real contribution stats: it munches when you commit, keeps<br>your streak, celebrates your big days, and falls asleep if you go quiet.
[](https://nomlings.cc/badge)
That's it. No signup, no token, no config. Clicking the pet leads back to<br>the Nomlings, so every adopted badge is also a door here.
Pets in the wild
These are live, rendered from each account's real activity right now:
Linus Torvalds built Linux and git. His Wispling has been eating kernel commits since 1991.
PewDiePie hatched a Sproutling. It eats dotfiles and self-hosted AI.
Sindre Sorhus maintains a thousand npm packages. His Twinkling never goes hungry.
Andrej Karpathy 's Peckling naps between training runs. It wakes up hungry.
Yours is already waiting at https://nomlings.cc/badge/YOUR-USERNAME. Go say hi.
What the pet is telling you
The badge reads your contribution calendar (the same numbers as your<br>profile graph, private contributions included when your profile shows<br>them) and turns it into a mood:
Mood<br>Meaning
馃帀 celebrating<br>15+ contributions today. On fire.
馃構 eating<br>you contributed today (with your current streak)
馃檪 idle<br>active this week, nothing yet today
馃挙 sleeping<br>zero contributions in 7 days
馃 egg<br>no contributions in the last year. Hatch it.
Your pet's level grows with your yearly total, and the badge always<br>shows the real numbers: contributions today, your streak, and your<br>last-year total.
Choose your species
Your species is hatched from your username, but there are ten Nomlings<br>and you can pick any of them with ?pet=. Here is the whole family:
nomling<br>enderling<br>peckling<br>wispling<br>byteling
sproutling<br>hopling<br>twinkling<br>sporeling<br>buzzling
[](https://nomlings.cc/badge)
Options
Param<br>Example<br>Effect
pet<br>?pet=wispling<br>pick your species
scale<br>?scale=6<br>pixel size, 2 to 8 (default 4)
color<br>?color=%23ff8833<br>sprite color (default GitHub green)
label<br>?label=off<br>sprite only, no text
Sizes
?scale=2 for a footnote, default 4, ?scale=6 for a hero:
Colors
Any hex via ?color= (URL-encode the # as %23):
Sprite only
?label=off drops the text. Perfect next to your name or in a table:
Combine anything: https://nomlings.cc/badge/YOU?pet=hopling&scale=6&color=%23ff8833
FAQ
Is it free? Yes.
Why does my badge lag my latest commit? Renders are cached for a few<br>hours to keep things fast and gentle. Your pet notices, just not<br>instantly.
Do private contributions count? They count whenever your GitHub<br>profile is set to show private contribution activity, because the badge<br>reads the same calendar your profile displays.
Is the code open source? The service is closed source: the Nomling<br>characters and pixel art are original work and this keeps them home.<br>Bugs, ideas, and species requests are very welcome in this repo's issues.
Where do Nomlings come from? They are the desktop pets that live next<br>to your terminal and eat your Claude Code tokens. Meet the full 3D<br>version at Nomlings/app.
Nomling species designs and artwork 漏 Nomlings. All rights reserved.
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A tiny pixel pet for your GitHub README that eats your commits. One line of markdown, no signup.
www.nomlings.cc/
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