Only a month ago I made my own vibe-coded hack to convert Claude Code sessions to HTML. Now Simon Willison has one-upped the game: Simply run

uvx claude-code-transcripts

and enjoy! Here's an example of how I just asked Claude to tweak the CSS of this site.

A comment on HackerNews that made me smile:

Frameworks abide by the Hollywood Principle and the Greyhound Principle: Don't call us, we'll call you. Leave the driving to us.

It's true! When using a framework one's code gets called by the framework and it usually takes care of how things are run. This is from the discussion about Avoid Mini-Frameworks, an insightful article on unnecessary mid-level abstraction layers.

How uv got so fast has quite a few hallmarks of being (co-)written by AI, but I found it a good read nonetheless. I continue to be impressed by uv and now use nothing else for running Python.