Add AgentAudit security badge

[starbuck100]

Summary

Adds an AgentAudit security badge to the README, showing the current trust score for the genkit package.

Current Trust Score: 100/100 — No security findings detected across multiple independent AI-powered audits.

What is AgentAudit?

AgentAudit is an open security registry for AI agent packages (MCP servers, skills, npm/pip packages). It provides:

• Multi-model security audits (Claude, GPT-4o, Gemini, etc.)
• Consensus-based trust scoring
• Standardized vulnerability IDs (ASF-IDs)

The badge auto-updates as new audits are submitted. Full audit details: https://agentaudit.dev/packages/genkit

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates an AgentAudit security badge into the project's README.md. This addition aims to publicly showcase the genkit package's security trust score, offering immediate visual assurance to users and linking to comprehensive audit details for those seeking more in-depth information. The badge serves as a dynamic indicator of the project's commitment to security and transparency.

Highlights

• AgentAudit Security Badge: Added an AgentAudit security badge to the README.md file, which dynamically displays the current trust score for the genkit package.
• Transparency and Trust: The badge links to the AgentAudit platform, providing detailed security audit information and enhancing transparency regarding the package's security posture.

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Changelog

• README.md
  • Added AgentAudit security badge to the top of the file.

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Code Review

This pull request adds an AgentAudit security badge to the README.md. My review suggests a minor adjustment to the badge's placement to improve the document's visual hierarchy by placing the project logo before any third-party badges. This is a common convention that helps emphasize the project's branding.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better visual hierarchy and to maintain consistency with common practice, it's better to place the project's logo at the very top of the README, before any other badges. This helps in establishing the project's brand identity more clearly.

Suggested change

	[](https://agentaudit.dev/packages/genkit)
	
	
	
	
	[](https://agentaudit.dev/packages/genkit)