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developer tools, json, sql, base64, jwt, converter, formatte

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TrenTyx collects the small utilities developers reach for several times a day and runs all of them client-side, so that inputs such as JWTs, SQL queries and API payloads are never transmitted anywhere.

There are 24 tools across four groups. Data converters handle JSON to and from CSV, YAML and XML, JSON to TypeScript interfaces, structural JSON diffing, CSV to SQL inserts and image to Base64. Text and encoding covers JSON formatting and validation, Base64, URL encoding, Markdown to HTML, case conversion, text diffing and SQL formatting. Dev utilities include timestamps, UUIDs, hashes, password generation, JWT decoding, regex testing, cron expressions, number bases and LLM token counting. Design currently holds a colour format converter.

Each page also explains the format it works with, so the tool teaches as well as converts. Every tool exposes itself through WebMCP for AI agents driving the browser, and each page works offline once loaded

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Such an amazing tool is used in my life

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Building PZERO, saving you money - pzero...

The client-side setup for JWT, SQL, and API payloads is a smart call when you do not want those strings leaving the browser. If model bills start adding up behind other tools you build, pzero.studio is where we buy leftover capacity.

Running everything client-side is the part I care about: pasting JWTs or SQL payloads into random web tools is the usual worry, and "never transmitted anywhere" removes it. JSON to TypeScript interfaces plus structural JSON diffing already covers two tasks I do weekly. Exposing every tool through WebMCP is a smart move — agents can call the tools instead of me retyping payloads into a form.

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Comments

Such an amazing tool is used in my life

custom-img
Building PZERO, saving you money - pzero...

The client-side setup for JWT, SQL, and API payloads is a smart call when you do not want those strings leaving the browser. If model bills start adding up behind other tools you build, pzero.studio is where we buy leftover capacity.

Running everything client-side is the part I care about: pasting JWTs or SQL payloads into random web tools is the usual worry, and "never transmitted anywhere" removes it. JSON to TypeScript interfaces plus structural JSON diffing already covers two tasks I do weekly. Exposing every tool through WebMCP is a smart move — agents can call the tools instead of me retyping payloads into a form.

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