Simon Willison uses Claude Code to build an acoustic triangulation system to locate a mysterious buzzing sound.
Simon Willison builds Beep Locator using Claude Code (first with Opus 5.5, then Fable 5.2). The tool uses microphones from multiple browser devices and WebSockets to perform acoustic triangulation on a mysterious buzzing sound in the room, narrowing it down to approximately 40cm to identify an old carbon monoxide alarm that needs battery replacement.
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