HAAG Online Badge

An SVG badge for the Human-Augmented Analytics Group (HAAG), featuring a layered security tablet motif with a custom HAAG signal glyph at the core.

Highlights

• Deep navy backdrop with layered gradients and a luminous perimeter for screen legibility.
• Central "data aperture" filled with a hex-circuit motif and credential plate for ID-HAAG-CORE-2024.

Feel free to tailor the identifier strings, gradients, or typography to match other HAAG credentials, update the data hash, or localize the footer copy for different campus deployments.

Updating the badge from Codex to GitHub

1. Open the repository in Codex. Start a new session that targets this project so you can inspect and edit files such as assets/online-badge.svg or README.md directly in the workspace.
2. Modify the files. Use Codex editing commands (apply_patch, cat <<'EOF' > file, or an editor of your choice) to update the SVG, documentation, or supporting assets. Re-run previews with sed -n or cat to confirm the content.
3. Review your changes. Execute git status and git diff inside the Codex terminal to make sure only the intended files were touched and that the diffs look correct.
4. Commit locally. Stage and commit the updates with:

   git add <files>
   git commit -m "Describe your change"

   Codex environments retain the commit history, so you can iterate until the message captures your work accurately.
5. Push to GitHub. Run git push origin <branch-name> with the branch you are working on. If it is a new branch, GitHub will create it for you the first time you push.
6. Open or update a Pull Request. Visit the repository on GitHub, select your branch, and create or refresh the PR. The diff will show the commits you produced in Codex, ready for review.