How it works

A quick guide to finding, reading, and adding links on TuringLinks.

Browsing the directory

• Directory — every top-level category. Pick a topic to see its links and subcategory filters.
• Tags — each link is tagged by AI. Click any tag (or a tag in the home page's tag cloud) to see everything tagged the same way.
• Sources — browse by the site a link comes from, e.g. every link from a given domain.
• A–Z index — all links listed alphabetically by title.
• Random link — feeling lucky? Jump to a random entry.

Searching

Use the search box in the header to find links by title, description, source, or category. Search matches keywords across the directory.

Reading a link page

Each link's detail page is built to tell you whether it's worth your click before you leave the site. You'll typically see:

• An AI-written summary and a longer overview.
• Key points — the main takeaways at a glance.
• Tags, category, and content-type label.
• Similar links (matched by meaning) and an "also relevant to" list of related categories.
• Page & tech details scraped from the source: author, dates, reading time, language, server, and more.
• A link to an archived copy when one is available.

Submitting a link

Anyone can submit a link — no account required. Here's what happens when you do:

1. We fetch the page and read its content and metadata.
2. Gemini generates a title, summary, category, subcategory, tags, and key points.
3. The link is published to the directory and connected to similar links.

If a link with the exact same URL already exists, we'll take you to it instead of creating a duplicate.