[dave1010uk]

Thanks Simon!

My tool collection [0] is inspired by yours, with a handful of differences. I'm only at 53 tools at the moment.

What I did differently:

Hosted on Cloudflare Pages. This gives you preview URLs for pull requests out the box. This might be possible with Github Pages but I haven't checked. I've used Vercel for similar projects in the past. Cloudflare seems to have the odd failed build that needs a kick from their dashboard.

Some tools can make use of Workers/Functions for backend processing and secrets. I try to keep these to a minimum but they're occasionally useful.

I have an AGENTS.md that's updated with a Github action to automatically pull in Claude-style Skills from the .skills directory. I blogged about this pattern and am still waiting for a standard to evolve [2].

I have a base stylesheet that I instruct agents to pull in. This gives a bit of consistency and also let's them use Tailwind, which they'd seem to love.

[0] https://tools.dave.engineer/

[1] https://github.com/dave1010/tools/tree/main/functions

[2] https://dave.engineer/blog/2025/11/skills-to-agents/

[abbadadda]

> "I'm only at 53 tools at the moment."

Sorry if this sounds overly critical, but what do you mean "only at 53 tools?" Was there a memo I missed about a competition to host LLM-built tools?

[jabbywocker]

Maybe you’re ignoring the context that he’s replying to the author and saying “only” because he’s comparing his 53 with the author’s 150+

[abbadadda]

I read the article, and I saw Simon's note about the 150+ HTML apps, I just don't get it.

[jabbywocker]

There’s nothing to really get. There’s no deep meaning to the numbers or the comparison

[TheTaytay]

Thanks for showing this! It’s cool, and I enjoyed reading through some of the code. Note that I tried to use some of the regex tools that needed LLMs and got a rate limit error.

[sails]

These are great. Something you might find interesting is that you can expose a google sheet to have an interactive database. I have a map similar to yours, but with surf spots. Maybe defeats the point, but I find it handy

Edit: come to think of it, I should revisit it now that everyone can vibe code. The sheet was to allow people to add to it, now maybe easier for me to take a message and ask an agent to update the html directly

[jddj]

Awesome.

Couple of unsolicited comments: first is that on mobile, the featured badge sits on top of the right facing arrow. Second is that the bubble level seems to be upside down? The bubble sinks rather than floats at least on my pixel