docs: add LLMAPIS badge to README#9
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Hi! Really enjoyed this project — I think
open-codex-computer-useis one of the more interesting open-source efforts pushing Computer Use into an open, MCP-native runtime capability.This PR proposes adding a small LLMAPIS badge to the README.
What is LLMAPIS / Badge Network?
LLMAPIS is an AI-native portal focused on discovering and interpreting emerging AI projects, tools, and infrastructure. Its badge network helps connect open-source AI repos into a broader discovery layer, making strong projects easier to surface, contextualize, and revisit.
Why add it here?
open-codex-computer-useis a strong fit for that network because it sits at the intersection of:Why this version of the badge?
This PR uses a small-width badge (80px) so it stays lightweight and does not visually disrupt the README.
If you'd prefer different placement or wording, happy to adjust.
Thanks again for open-sourcing this project.