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The README's "What it detects" section lists 150+ tools under Build including Rails, React, requests, Jackson, Handlebars, bcrypt, Multer. Every framework and every detection-only library def lands there because `category = "build"` was used as the catch-all when no better category existed.
The taxonomy tags carry the real classification (`role:framework`, `role:library`, `function:http-client`, etc) but `brief list tools` and `brief .` group by category, so the output is misleading.
The README's "What it detects" section lists 150+ tools under Build including Rails, React, requests, Jackson, Handlebars, bcrypt, Multer. Every framework and every detection-only library def lands there because `category = "build"` was used as the catch-all when no better category existed.
The taxonomy tags carry the real classification (`role:framework`, `role:library`, `function:http-client`, etc) but `brief list tools` and `brief .` group by category, so the output is misleading.
Options:
The first option is probably the right balance: add the category, retag the lib defs, regenerate the README section.