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65+ free in-browser developer tools (JSON, Base64, JWT, hash, regex…) callable over MCP.

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Unhealthy
Uptime
0.0% over 55 days
Last Tested
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TDQS

B3.2/5.0

Scored across 59 tools

Disambiguation4/5

Most tools target distinct operations (e.g., aes-encrypt vs. bcrypt vs. hash) but some pairs like password/password-strength and jwt/jwt-encode overlap in purpose, requiring careful description reading to avoid misselection.

Naming Consistency5/5

All tool names follow a consistent lowercase-hyphen convention (e.g., base64, json-schema). Each tool exposes operations with clear verbs like 'encode', 'format', or 'generate', creating a predictable pattern.

Tool Count2/5

59 tools is excessive for typical MCP agent use. While the scope is broad, the high count risks agent confusion and slows tool selection, surpassing the recommended threshold of 25+ tools.

Completeness4/5

The server covers a wide range of developer utilities—encoding, crypto, text, JSON, YAML, SQL, Markdown, etc.—with few obvious gaps (e.g., no compression or image manipulation). Most common developer tasks are addressable.

Tool Schema Changelog

Recent tool additions, removals, and schema changes observed during successful MCP inspections.

  1. 59 tool updates
    • First observedaes-encrypt
    • First observedascii
    • First observedbase64
    • First observedbcrypt
    • First observedcase
    • First observedchar-inspector
    • First observedchmod
    • First observedcidr
    • First observedcolor
    • First observedcolor-palette
    • First observedcontrast
    • First observedcron
    • First observedcss-minify
    • First observedcss-units
    • First observedcurl-converter
    • First observeddata-size
    • First observeddiff
    • First observedgitignore
    • First observedhash
    • First observedhmac
    • First observedhtml
    • First observedhtml-entity
    • First observedhttp-status
    • First observedimage-base64
    • First observedjson
    • First observedjson-csv
    • First observedjson-diff
    • First observedjson-schema
    • First observedjson-ts
    • First observedjson-xml
    • First observedjsonpath
    • First observedjwt
    • First observedjwt-encode
    • First observedlorem
    • First observedmarkdown
    • First observedmarkdown-table
    • First observedmime
    • First observedmorse-code
    • First observednumber-base
    • First observedpassword
    • First observedpassword-strength
    • First observedrandom
    • First observedregex
    • First observedroman-numeral
    • First observedslugify
    • First observedsort-lines
    • First observedsql
    • First observedstring-escape
    • First observedtimestamp
    • First observedtotp
    • First observedulid
    • First observedurl
    • First observedurl-encode
    • First observeduser-agent
    • First observeduuid
    • First observedwifi-qr
    • First observedword-count
    • First observedxml
    • First observedyaml-json

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