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Add an AI Codebase Maturity (ACMM) badge to your README #939
Description
Hi! 👋
Your repo currently scores L1 · Assisted · 2/10 on the AI Codebase Maturity Model — a 5-level framework (L1 Assisted → L5 Self-Sustaining) that measures how ready a codebase is for AI-assisted engineering.
See your full scan
👉 console.kubestellar.io/acmm?repo=openGemini/openGemini
The dashboard shows every detected vs. missing criterion, with an "Ask agent for help" button that launches an AI mission to add any missing one.
Add a badge to your README
Paste this in your README to show your ACMM level — it updates automatically as you add criteria:
[](https://console.kubestellar.io/acmm?repo=openGemini%2FopenGemini&utm_source=github&utm_medium=issue&utm_campaign=acmm-outreach)Why it matters
Projects with higher ACMM scores get measurably better AI-assisted PRs because the agent has rules, tests, and metrics to work against. The badge signals to contributors (and AI agents) how much scaffolding is in place — a way for smaller projects to compete on AI-readiness without needing massive contributor counts.
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2604.09388
Activity
clubanderson commentedon Apr 20, 2026
Following up with an AI-readiness angle — the KubeStellar Console includes an AI Capability Maturity Model (ACMM) dashboard that scans repos for AI-assisted development signals.
We scanned openGemini/openGemini and found 2/34 ACMM criteria detected.
📊 View your full score →
Top three additions to boost your score:
CLAUDE.mdcopilot-instructionsAGENTS.mdEach has a one-click "Ask agent for help" button on the dashboard. Add the badge to your README to make AI-readiness visible to contributors:
Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.09388