So I built LLM-Bible — a free, open-access site that helps you explore LLM papers in a more intuitive, visual way.

Features: • t-SNE visualization of papers, clustered by topic • Search by title, author, or tags (e.g., RAG, prompting, fine-tuning) • Filter by year, citation count, or research area • Each paper links to its arXiv page and shows key metadata • No ads, tracking, or newsletter walls — just research

It’s ideal for: • Researchers who want to scan the landscape • Builders looking for relevant methods/tools • Students looking to orient themselves in the field

The code behind it is open source. I’m iterating weekly and would love feedback.

→ Try it here: https://llm-bible.github.io → GitHub: https://github.com/llm-bible/llm-bible.github.io

Would love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, or feature ideas!