Chaos Toolkit
chaostoolkit.orgA Python command-line toolkit for authoring and running declarative chaos experiments against configured systems.
A Python command-line toolkit for authoring and running declarative chaos experiments against configured systems.
Format source files with a consistent, opinionated printer that supports common web and configuration languages.
Write programmable configuration with validation and generate JSON, YAML, and other output formats.
Query relational, JSON, geospatial, text, and time-series data through one distributed SQL database.
AI Chrome extension that extracts structured web data through chat prompts
Chrome extension that saves ChatGPT conversations as PDF, Markdown, Text, CSV, JSON, or Image files.
Database conversion and synchronization with reviewed type mappings
A free prompt library with folders, tags, variables and version history.
AI SQL assistant that writes, fixes, explains, optimizes, and runs SQL on your own schema.
Translate SQL schemas and program objects between database dialects
Load files and migrate databases into PostgreSQL with casting rules
Convert tables and JSON with explicit parsing controls
Turn a known web page URL into Markdown or structured content for search and language-model workflows.
Run command-line or Node.js accessibility checks against web pages and local HTML.
Format and lint web-project files with a shared command-line toolchain.
Display system and hardware information in a customizable terminal summary.
Fetch free latest or historical exchange-rate data from a public REST API without an API key.
Turn addresses into coordinates, or coordinates into place details, through a REST API.
Add static type checking and compiler configuration to a JavaScript project.
Inspect web-server traffic in a terminal or generate a live HTML report from access logs.
JavaScript form components with custom validation and data kept in your application
An offline desktop toolkit for quick developer transformations, encoders, and text utilities.
A terminal text editor with familiar keybindings, multiple cursors, splits, and Lua plugins.
Retrieve and submit file, URL, domain, and IP threat-intelligence objects through a REST API.