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Other than the general vibe, there's a number of extremely specific Claude-isms you could pick up on: 1. the blinking "now with JSON output for coding agents".
by tefkah 7d ago
Other than the general vibe, there's a number of extremely specific Claude-isms you could pick up on:
1. the blinking "now with JSON output for coding agents". It loves to create these blinking badges
2. "Some text, and then <Text in a different color>"
Then further along the page, the "Your agent needs a URL, not a laptop" has a lot of tells of just being a straight Claude (design) output
- The small all-caps "built for the agent era" eyebrow. Once you start noticing this it's EVERYWHERE
- The 01 02 03 list
If you have access to Claude you should try have it generate a landing page for a tech product. It will almost always look like this.
- rgoulter 7d agoThe punch and profound-sounding phrasing is also Claude; but pre-LLM it might make sense for a marketing page. "Your laptop stays private. The URL goes everywhere." A URL ... goes, does it? I've seen it pointed out (& have noticed) that anthorpomorphising like this is an LLM smell. In this case, although "URL goes" can be valid, it's just awkward here.
- tylerhou 7d agoThe sentence structure is also just lazy.
- kqp 6d agoThanks! I have indeed used Claude only for text, not websites, so wasn’t familiar with the visual clues.