- Need to format JSON before pasting it into a doc? → Open one tab.
- Need to find the right timezone for a meeting? → Another tab.
- Need to URL encode a string for an API test? → Yet another tab.
- Need to generate a UUID? → Yep, another tab.
And so on.
We do these tiny tasks every single day — but there hasn’t been one single tool to bring them together.
So I built -. - A terminal‑inspired developer toolbox where all those little jobs live in one place:
JSON formatting,
Time -> timezone, epoch manipulation
CSV -> JSon , YAML -> JSON
List -> compare, dedup, unique, sort
Conversion -> hex-binary, ascii, csv-json, yaml-json, xml-json
UUID -> generators
String Operations -> length, cleanup, escape, slugify
I’ve been using it myself for the last 7–10 days, and it’s turning out to be really useful. I’m sure you’ll find the same. I’m also happy to keep adding more tools as needed . just drop me a line if you think of something handy to include.
tuachotu•6mo ago
We do these tiny tasks every single day — but there hasn’t been one single tool to bring them together.
So I built -. - A terminal‑inspired developer toolbox where all those little jobs live in one place: JSON formatting, Time -> timezone, epoch manipulation CSV -> JSon , YAML -> JSON List -> compare, dedup, unique, sort Conversion -> hex-binary, ascii, csv-json, yaml-json, xml-json UUID -> generators String Operations -> length, cleanup, escape, slugify
I’ve been using it myself for the last 7–10 days, and it’s turning out to be really useful. I’m sure you’ll find the same. I’m also happy to keep adding more tools as needed . just drop me a line if you think of something handy to include.
Try it here: https://work-bench.dev