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I've been running OpenAltFinder for almost 16 months now, and received quite a bit of positive feedback. The directory has also grown substantially. Over the last few months I've been receiving more and more submissions that were AI-assisted/vibe-coded.

Personally I'm a bit skeptical (both quality wise, and longevity wise), but I also want to give everyone a chance to showcase what they've build. I had already added an "AI-assisted" label, but right now the majority of submissions include that label.

To counter this, I decided to build an AI-free version of it over at: https://noai.openaltfinder.com/, inspired by duckduckgo.

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[-] kernelpanic@piefed.blahaj.zone 2 points 1 week ago

believe it or not, I couldn't find any repo vibecode detector that wasn't ... vibecoded !
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This one seems legit I guess but I haven't been searching a lot for more that aren't vibecoded, I like that it lists some "limitations" to detection patterns:

https://github.com/FractumSeraph/Vibecoded-Vibe-Code-Detector

if anyone here can fine a better detection tool <3

[-] zener_diode@feddit.org 2 points 1 week ago

I've found this one: https://codeberg.org/polyphony/slopscore

By its own metrics, it was made without AI (and the source is on Codeberg, which iirc has strict rules about AI code).

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