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This PR adds a badge for the Infisical MCP Server server listing in Glama MCP server directory.

Infisical Server MCP server

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  • Documentation
    • Added an image badge to the README that links directly to the Infisical MCP server page on glama.ai.

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A visual badge linking to the Infisical MCP server page on glama.ai was added to the README.md file, directly after the introduction. This badge is implemented as an HTML anchor containing an image and serves as a clickable link to the relevant external page. No other content or functionality in the README or codebase was altered.

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README.md Added an HTML anchor with an image badge linking to the Infisical MCP server page on glama.ai.

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A shiny badge now graces our page,
Linking to Infisical’s glama.ai stage.
With a hop and a click, you’re whisked away,
To MCP wonders, just a badge away!
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README.md (1)

5-7: Use Markdown syntax for the badge and enhance alt text

Raw HTML can be replaced with a concise Markdown image link, improving readability and maintainability. Also, update the alt text to clearly describe the badge for accessibility:

-<a href="https://glama.ai/mcp/servers/@Infisical/infisical-mcp-server">
-  <img width="380" height="200"
-       src="https://glama.ai/mcp/servers/@Infisical/infisical-mcp-server/badge"
-       alt="Infisical Server MCP server" />
-</a>
+[![Infisical MCP Server on Glama](https://glama.ai/mcp/servers/@Infisical/infisical-mcp-server/badge)](https://glama.ai/mcp/servers/@Infisical/infisical-mcp-server)

This also removes the fixed width/height attributes (which are optional). Please verify that the badge URL responds correctly:

curl -I https://glama.ai/mcp/servers/@Infisical/infisical-mcp-server/badge
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