Dev & data tools

Format JSON, inspect URLs, verify tokens, and prep test data — all in your browser. Use this topic as a decision map: read first, preview or apply-preview second, debug and trace when needed, audit rule gaps next, then test or rebuild the final output.

Base64 tool URL encoder Hash generator Query parser Float inspector Regex tester JSON formatter JSON diff Text diff UUID generator Subnet / CIDR Random CSV Token generator Token counter Color token preview Color token audit Color token diff Semantic color tokens Component color tokens State color tokens Theme color tokens Color token naming Token category mapper Token alias planner Token fallback map Token resolution debugger Token override matrix Token conflict checker Token dependency graph Token impact simulator Token deprecation plan Token rollout checklist Token migration status Color token export
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Quick guide

  1. Start with Query String Parser or URL Encoder when the job is reading, decoding, and rebuilding raw URLs or query fragments.
  2. Use Base64, JSON Formatter, JSON Diff, and Text Diff together when the next step is comparing payloads or cleaning transport-safe text.
  3. Open Hash Generator, UUID Generator, or Token Generator when the task is integrity checking, identifier creation, or browser-only token generation.
  4. Use the random test-data generators when you need CSV, JSON, SQL, logs, or time series before QA, demos, or fixture-driven development.
  5. When data already exists, inspect it with CSV Column Profiler first, then move to charts or statistics only after the columns and missing values make sense.
  6. Use Subnet CIDR for host ranges and capacity, then keep related networking checks in the same browser session when you are planning IP layouts.
  7. For design-token work, keep the flow compact: format the color, tune the role palette, preview and audit it, then export only after naming and alias checks look stable.
  8. Use Token Counter before you paste prompts, configs, or serialized payloads into another app so you can spot size problems early.

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