I’ve been overwhelmed trying to keep up with the explosion of papers on Large Language Models (LLMs). arXiv is growing daily, and it’s hard to find the signal in the noise.

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!