Six badges, from two questions. The preposition says who led the work: with keeps the colour on the edge, because a person did the thing and used a tool; by floods the badge, because the tool did it. The verb says how much of the thing the tool actually brought into being — edited is quiet, created is loud.

Every tool wears the same spectrum. Only the logo plate carries a brand colour, so the whole family reads as one mark rather than as somebody else's advertising.

Tool

Size

• Edited with

  The work existed; the tool cleaned it up.

• Edited by

  You asked, the tool tidied, and it came back yours.

• Written with

  The prose came out of the exchange, with you steering.

• Written by

  The tool wrote it; you commissioned and checked it.

• Created with

  The whole artifact came out of the work you did together.

• Created by

  The whole artifact came from the tool.

Using one somewhere else

Markdown, anywhere

![Written with Claude](https://bennorris.com/badge/written-with/claude.svg)

HTML

<img src="https://bennorris.com/badge/written-with/claude.svg" alt="Written with Claude" width="161" height="32">

A repo's shield row

Same Markdown. The badge is a plain SVG with its type converted to outlines and no script, stylesheet or webfont to fetch, so it survives GitHub's image proxy intact.

Light and dark

The default file follows the reader's own setting. Where that is not wanted — GitHub caches README images, so a pinned pair is safer there — add -light or -dark before the extension.

Sizes

Add -sm or -lg; the default size has no suffix. Suffixes combine as claude-sm-dark.svg.