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🕐 Latest
Most recently updated, straight from GitHub.
🧰 WordPress toolkit
Client-side tools for the unglamorous parts of WordPress maintenance.
WP Serial Fix
Serialization-safe search and replace for WordPress data, with a repair mode for strings that already broke.
WP Config Doctor
Audit and harden wp-config.php in your browser, with a fresh salt generator. The file never leaves your machine.
WP Plugin Checkup
Check a plugin list against the WordPress.org directory for removed, abandoned, and untested entries.
🤖 Working around AI
Tools for the practical side effects of AI: pasted text, crawlers, and invented packages.
AI Paste Cleaner
See every hidden character in copied text: zero-width spaces, direction marks, lookalikes, and invisible payloads. Clean it locally.
AI Crawler Audit
Read your robots.txt the way nineteen AI crawlers and control tokens do, then generate a policy you chose on purpose.
Package Reality Check
Verify that dependencies really exist on npm and PyPI, and catch lookalike names before a squatter does.
🧾 WHMCS and hosting
Reference work from the hosting and billing world.
📡 Fresh from GitHub
New public repositories appear here on their own, before this page even knows them.
💬 Frequently asked questions
The seven featured tools are curated by hand. On top of that, the page asks the public GitHub API for my repository list when it loads: stars and updated dates refresh, the Latest section re-sorts, and any new public repository gets a card in the fresh section automatically. If the API is unreachable, the curated directory still works.
Yes. Everything here is free, open source under the MIT license, and runs in your browser. Most tools work offline after the first visit.
Please do. Open an issue on any of the repositories, or on this one, and tell me the problem you keep hitting. The best tools on this page started as someone's annoying afternoon.
🌱 Why I built this
Seven tools in, I noticed I kept sending people three or four links at a time. Each project explains itself, but nothing showed the shelf. This page is the shelf: one place to see everything, search it, and jump in, and it keeps itself up to date so I can keep building instead of maintaining a list.