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Simon Willison used Claude Artifacts on his phone to build interactive animated demonstrations of common sorting algorithms (bubble sort, selection sort, insertion sort, merge sort, quick sort, heap sort). He then prompted Claude to add Python's Timsort by cloning the CPython repo from GitHub and consulting the source files. A 'run all' button was added to display all algorithms simultaneously in a grid. Notably, when GPT-5.4 Thinking reviewed Claude's Timsort implementation, it found it to be a simplified, Timsort-inspired adaptive mergesort rather than a true Timsort.

Sorting algorithms

my fav is miracle sort
or bogo sort

My favorite sorting algorithm is O(n), but it only sorts lists of integers. It’s called ‘Counting Sort’.

Sorting algorithms are very important part in the technology world. It is always effective to use pictures or diagrams to grasp concepts better.