Show HN: Kody Tools – I developed 300 tools in 6 months

For many of these manipulations, I use <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;gchq.github.io&#x2F;CyberChef&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;gchq.github.io&#x2F;CyberChef&#x2F;</a> which lets you pipe them together.

A small detail that you can improve UX would be to ensure that the button to execute a task is focused when you hit the tab key. In some of your tools I need to hit the tab key two or three times until I get to the execute&#x2F;do button. Usually the delete and copy buttons are focused first. I would believe most people want to just enter their payload hit tab and enter and get their result... As mentioned this is a small detail, great work overall!

There used to be a programmers calculator who&#x27;s proper name I forgot with most of these as a part of it.<p>I assume this was a programming experiment, so congratulations for pulling through.<p>I&#x27;m generally not a fan of these sensationalist titles though.

I love this! I can&#x27;t believe there hasn&#x27;t been anything even close to this before. Usually, sites that have even one or two of the converters (such as the base64 ones) are riddled with ads or just low-quality.

Excellent work! Simple, searchable, well documented. The tiniest of nits: the options on the right side of the page let you see a category of tools, but there isn&#x27;t an option to see all tools again

Still very much a WIP, but I created a similar project where you can create your own.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;texttransform.io&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;texttransform.io&#x2F;</a><p>@kodyberns I&#x27;d love to collab!

Nice work! Bookmarked. Any plans to add openssl tools? I keep finding myself needing to convert x509 certs to text, and of course there is the never ending question of how do I generate my own SSL certificates. I guess it would be awesome if many of the most frequent questions on StackOverflow had a &quot;kody tool&quot; answer. I&#x27;m saying this because I think many conceivably could.

This is great. I really like the idea of gathering a bunch of one’s own tools together under a single web page like this - for visibility, for convenience, and to give you the freedom to quickly add GUI elements like graphs.<p>Not a web dev though. Kody, could you talk a bit about what libraries or framework you used for the front end here?

Your HTML to Markdown is pretty off.<p>&lt;h1&gt;Test&lt;&#x2F;h1&gt;<p>&lt;h2&gt;Test2&lt;&#x2F;h2&gt;<p>&lt;h3&gt;Test3&lt;&#x2F;h3&gt;<p>&lt;ul&gt;<p><pre><code> &lt;li&gt;List1&lt;&#x2F;li&gt; </code></pre> &lt;&#x2F;ul&gt;<p>Gets converted to<p>Test<p>====<p>Test2<p>-----<p>### Test3<p>* List1<p>When it should be<p># Test<p>## Test2<p>### Test3<p>• List1<p>EDIT: Actually looking more into it it seems it&#x27;s just using more uncommon ways of doing headers. Guess I didn&#x27;t know about the alternate methods

Nice work. You might wanna add a simple explainer text in the tool page, it would help understand some of them by the uninitiated (chaldean numerology?) and would probably help indexing too :)

Great work Kody! Thanks.<p>One thing I was hoping to see—-remove MS Word induced junk like “Smart quotes” and “smart apostrophes” and whatever else tends to blow up web text when importing or displaying.

This is great!<p>A tiny, insignificant piece of feedback: if I’m searching and there’s only one result, can Return automatically pick that one? Or maybe just the top result.

&gt; HTML to PHP Converter<p>&gt; literally wraps the entire input in a single echo()<p>I don&#x27;t know what else I expected, but what on earth would be the point of this tool?

The IRR calculator % formatting is wrong.<p>Original: [1000], Flows: [100, 200, 900] Shows: 0.07%, should be: 7.11%

Congrats and thank you for building this! Awesome project and the site is snappy fast.

not sure how to pull it off, but I think left-aligned tool names would help for readability, the search is helpful<p>also a tabbed&#x2F;categorized view where the tools are grouped by use&#x2F;topic (guess that&#x27;s the bit on the right)

Do you have any contact information? I couldn&#x27;t find any on your site.

Is it all web based or a web interface to command line tools?

Nice work. How about X12 to XML and X12 to JSON?

... that is good use of stack overflow

impressive, implementing all this would come with a lot of learning and skill development

More versatile and polished: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;10015.io" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;10015.io</a>

Are these tools opensourced?

Great, thank you, bookmarked

Are you unemployed or millionaire?

I imagine OP might create a tonne of tools in coming days now that ChatGPT can help in writing code.