Analyzes the current page to detect if it was vibe-coded using LLMs (lovable, v0, bolt, etc.) and highlights common pitfalls.
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36
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Version
1.0.0
updated 20 Jul 2026
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About Vibe Coded Detector
Have you ever visited a modern, sleek-looking
website and wondered, "Was this built by a
developer, or was it prompt-and-pray vibe-coded by
an AI?"
Meet Vibe Coded Detector—the ultimate extension for
developers, code auditors, and design enthusiasts.
In one click, this utility scans the active tab's
Document Object Model (DOM), CSS sheets, source
comments, and accessibility properties to diagnose
if the website was generated by an LLM assistant
(such as Lovable, v0, Bolt, Replit, or Cursor) and
highlights common engineering pitfalls.
Equipped with a premium, glassmorphic dark-mode
interface and fluid scanning animations, this tool
grades website code on a scale of 0% to 100% Vibe
Level, categorizing pages from "Hand-Crafted
Craftsmanship" to "Immaculate Vibes."
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#### Key Diagnostic Audits
• ⚡ Direct AI Signatures: Scans source code scripts,
links, and custom elements for signatures of popular
AI code generators (e.g., lovable.dev, v0.dev, bolt.
new, replit.app, cursor-listeners) and searches HTML
comments for LLM prompt-leakage signatures.
• 💅 Tailwind Soup Density: Audits styling sheets
for excessively long utility class chains (over 20
utility classes on a single node) and flags
contradictory styling declarations (e.g., elements
declared as both flex and grid simultaneously).
• 🍲 Div Soup & Semantics: Measures the ratio of
unsemantic <div> containers relative to the rest of
the HTML markup and flags the absolute omission of
structural HTML5 tags (<header>, <main>, <section>,
<footer>).
• ♿ Accessibility Audits: Warns about images
missing alternative descriptions (alt tags) and
identifies clickable custom interactive widgets
(divs or spans with mouse actions) lacking keyboard
focus (tabindex) or ARIA reader roles.
• 🌐 Boilerplate Defaults & Persistence: Looks for
generic framework configurations (titles left as
"Vite + React + TS", default descriptions) and flags
forms that lack localStorage synchronization
(representing a high risk of volatile data loss on
page refresh).
• 🎨 Bento Grid Aesthetics: Recognizes modern AI
template patterns like Bento Box card structures
(multi-sized rounded grids with glassmorphic styles).
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#### How to Use
1. Click the Vibe Coded Detector icon in your
toolbar.
2. Hit the Scan Website button.
3. Watch the real-time log terminal parse the active
DOM tree.
4. Expand the Diagnostic Breakdown to read specific
alerts, or review the Vibe Metrics Breakdown to view
individual category score ratios.
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#### Why Use It?
Vibe coding allows for incredible development speed,
but often introduces technical debt, volatile
states, and bad accessibility. Use this extension
to:
• Audit your own AI-generated drafts.
• Trace boilerplate residues and clean up class
bloating.
• Learn to write cleaner prompts by seeing what your
AI-builder leaves behind.
• Satisfy your curiosity about how your favorite web
products were built!
(this tool was also vibe-slopped together)