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# GitHub badges
Using GitHub badges is a great way to share your skill and show a score!
## Usage
To use a badge, navigate to the registry page of your plugin/skill. If the skill is public, there will be a badge displayed on the right hand side of the page. Use the copy button and place the markdown in your README.MD to display the badge on your GitHub page.
## Improving your score
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If the score is not desirable in its current state, consider using the "[tessl skill review --optimize](/improving-your-skills/optimize-a-skill-using-best-practices.md)" option to improve it
To gate the score in CI – for example, to fail a pull request when a skill drops below a threshold – use [Tessl Review](/improving-your-skills/tessl-review.md) with `tessl review run`.
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