24:I[50237,["/_next/static/chunks/0db4v-xi1q-jq.js","/_next/static/chunks/02-tqo9.1..63.js","/_next/static/chunks/0d3shmwh5_nmn.js","/_next/static/chunks/12wcqrolhhiqu.js"],"Posts"] 25:T4de,Hey guys,

I recently launched this experimental search engine and would love the community's feedback!

Traditional search engines index every document (webpage) and then match your query to their database of indexed pages.

This has worked out great over the last 30 years or so as this process is pretty good for informational search. However, as of late, SEO-optimized content is dominating search results. Even LLM citations (I looked at over 1M of them) are dominated by said SEO-optimized content.

So I decided to try something new: Instead of having each webpage get its own index entry, the domain as a whole gets a single entry.

The advantages: SEO-optimized content no longer dominates the results and smaller/better fit solutions tend to find their way to the top of the search results.

The disadvantanges: This type of search engine does not work well for informational search intent.

What I'm looking for right now is a little bit of feedback to know if this approach has any merit. I'd appreciate it immensely if you would spare a moment to run a few queries and tell what you think!

Link to site: https://galefox.com/26:T516,When I worked with 3 or 4 Claude Code sessions in parallel terminals on my laptop, sometimes ordered in little windows, sometimes full screen, it did not feel optimal. Often a session stopped and waited for a permission prompt, especially when in full screen to follow the process in more detail. When I talked to other devs I got the feedback, that a little status indicator would be nice.

cctap puts in every terminal a one line statusline. It looks the same over the different terminals and every session gets a number and a name. When one session waits on you it turns red. I also added the option to add a system key to jump instantly in the session which needs attention.

cctap can be installed with 2 lines, one for the visual status, one for the key setup.

     npx @chipmates/cctap install-hooks
     npx @chipmates/cctap keys setup

cctap registers hooks that report to a small local daemon via unix socket.

The code is published under MIT, zero dependencies, no network calls.

The statusline, animated: https://github.com/chipmates/cctap/raw/main/docs/demo.gif

Hope you like it.

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