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Scored across 17 tools
Each tool targets a distinct developer utility—regex, cron, JSON diffing/querying/formatting, encoding, hashing, JWT, etc.—with no meaningful overlap. Even the JSON tools are clearly separated by operation: diff, query, format.
Most composite names use lowercase snake_case (json_diff, sql_format, url_encode) while well-known single-purpose tools use lowercase single words (regex, cron, chmod, jwt). This is largely consistent and readable, with minor deviation between single-word and underscored multi-word styles.
At 17 tools, the set is slightly above the typical 3-15 sweet spot, but the broad 'devtools' scope justifies each tool. There are no redundant utilities, and the count feels comprehensive without being overwhelming.
The tools cover a wide range of everyday developer tasks including JSON manipulation, encoding, hashing, timestamp conversion, SQL formatting, config conversion, regex, cron, secrets scanning, and JWT handling. Minor gaps exist (e.g., HTML escaping, string case conversion), but the core utility surface is largely complete for a general-purpose devtools server.