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Simon Willison Adds Tag-Based Browsing to His Tools Site

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Simon Willison added tag-based browsing to tools.simonwillison.net, letting visitors explore his collection of 244 vibe-coded tools by tag. He used leftover Fable 5.2 credits to have tree-sitter analyze each tool's code for JavaScript APIs, libraries and web API hosts. The homepage now shows tag clouds for each of those tag categories. Willison describes the tools as vibe-coded, meaning they were built with AI assistance. The tags were generated by analyzing the code rather than assigned by hand, so browsing reflects what each tool actually uses.

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November 12
  1. Simon Willison
    Simon Willison adds tag-based browsing to his vibe-coded tools site

    Simon Willison added tag-based browsing to tools.simonwillison.net, letting visitors explore his collection of 244 vibe-coded tools by tag. He used leftover Fable 5.2 credits to have tree-sitter analyze each tool's code for JavaScript APIs, libraries and web API hosts. The homepage now shows tag clouds for each of those tag categories.

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