Some tools generated using LLMs (not slop)

I, like many others, like to think of large language models (LLMs) as “slop”—a messy, unstructured mix of data that may or may not produce coherent and useful outputs. I will write a detailed post on this later, but in short LLMs are just fancy token predictors, and can be really good at menial (not requiring thinking/creativity), common (there should be lots of examples on the internet), short one-time tasks (e.g., summarization, translation, etc.).

I played with claude and claude code to generate a few simple tools

• QR Code Generator - generates QR codes from text input
• Image converter - converts images between different formats (e.g., PNG to JPG)
• File difference checker - compares two text files and highlights the differences

All of these tools process the data within the browser, so no data is sent to any server (100% private, no ads). I will be updating these tools over time!