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Super-niche tool this. I sometimes copy prompts out of the Claude Code terminal app and they come out with a bunch of weird additional whitespace. This tool cleans that up.
Lalit Maganti's syntaqlite is currently being discussed on Hacker News thanks to Eight years of wanting, three months of building with AI, a deep dive into how it was built.
This inspired me to revisit a research project I ran when Lalit first released it a couple of weeks ago, where I tried it out and then compiled it to a WebAssembly wheel so it could run in Pyodide in a browser (the library itself uses C and Rust).
This new playground loads up the Python library and provides a UI for trying out its different features: formating, parsing into an AST, validating, and tokenizing SQLite SQL queries.
Update: not sure how I missed this but syntaqlite has its own WebAssembly playground linked to from the README.
TIL that Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 DNS service (and 1.1.1.2 and 1.1.1.3, which block malware and malware + adult content respectively) has a CORS-enabled JSON API, so I had Claude Code build me a UI for running DNS queries against all three of those resolvers.
Bram Cohen wrote about his coherent vision for the future of version control using CRDTs, illustrated by 470 lines of Python.
I fed that Python (minus comments) into Claude and asked for an explanation, then had it use Pyodide to build me an interactive UI for seeing how the algorithms work.
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TURBO.COM — 39,731 Bytes Deconstructed
— Explore an interactive breakdown of Turbo Pascal 3.02A's 39,731-byte executable, mapping each function from the header and display system through the parser and symbol table. Navigate the binary segments with an overhead visualization and detailed hex dumps with annotated disassembly, revealing how a complete compiler, editor, and runtime fit within the constraints of 1986 DOS memory while routing all file I/O through a single INT 21h dispatcher gateway.
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Sorting algorithms
— Explore and compare different sorting algorithms through interactive animated visualizations that display how each algorithm organizes data in real-time. The tool allows you to adjust dataset size and animation speed, run individual algorithms step-by-step or continuously, and race multiple algorithms simultaneously to see which performs best. Each algorithm includes detailed complexity analysis and visual indicators for comparisons, swaps, and sorted elements.
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SQLite Bytecode Explorer
— Explore SQLite's Virtual Database Engine (VDBE) by analyzing the bytecode that SQLite generates when compiling SQL queries. This tool runs the `EXPLAIN` command on your SQL statements and annotates each instruction with detailed explanations of what it does, from cursor management and table scans to index lookups and aggregate functions.
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MP3 Inspector
— Extract ID3 metadata and file information from MP3 audio files using this browser-based tool. Upload an MP3 file by dragging it onto the drop zone or selecting it through the file picker, and the inspector will parse and display all available tags including title, artist, album art, technical encoding details, and embedded URLs. The tool organizes metadata into categorized sections and provides a raw JSON view for advanced inspection of the complete tag data.
The NICAR data journalism conference provides a copy of the schedule as CORS-enabled JSON, so I vibe coded my own mobile-friendly schedule app to help me keep track of the sessions I want to attend.
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GIF Optimizer (gifsicle WASM)
— Optimize animated GIF files using gifsicle compiled to WebAssembly, with all processing occurring directly in your browser without server uploads. The application offers preset optimization profiles ranging from lossless compression to aggressive lossy reduction, along with manual control over parameters like color palette size, scaling, and dithering methods.
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markdown-copy component
— The `<markdown-copy>` component renders markdown content with built-in controls for viewing the rendered output and copying or viewing the source code. It provides an interactive interface with a menu button that allows users to toggle between the formatted markdown display and the raw markdown source, as well as quickly copy the markdown text to the clipboard.
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Animated Word Cloud
— View animated word cloud visualizations that use an Archimedean spiral placement algorithm to position words on a canvas. Each word spirals outward from the center until it finds an unoccupied space, with grid-based spatial indexing accelerating collision detection to handle large datasets efficiently. Control the animation playback speed, step through frames manually, download the final result as a PNG, or paste your own text to generate a custom word cloud.
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Unicode Explorer — Binary Search Over HTTP
— View Unicode characters and their properties through an interactive binary search algorithm that makes real HTTP Range requests to fetch individual records from a binary database. Enter a character or Unicode codepoint to see each step of the search visualized in a network log, including fetch times and comparisons.
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Contact form
— Submit contact information through this responsive form that provides real-time validation using native HTML5 attributes and CSS-only feedback. The form validates required fields including name, email, and message content, displaying checkmarks for valid inputs and error messages for invalid entries without requiring any JavaScript.
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Gemini Prompt
— Generate responses from Google's Gemini API with support for system prompts, model selection, and streaming output. The interface stores your API key securely in local storage and maintains a history of system prompts for quick reuse. Markdown formatting is automatically rendered in the output area, and you can copy responses to your clipboard with a single click.
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Gradient image generator
— Generate customizable gradient images with multiple pattern overlays and effects. This tool provides controls for linear, radial, and conic gradients with adjustable colors, along with options for layering various patterns including noise, geometric shapes, and textures. Additional features include film grain, vignetting, and blend mode controls to fine-tune the visual appearance, with the ability to export the final result as a PNG image or save and restore settings as JSON.
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Python Comment Stripper
— Remove all comments from Python source code while preserving strings, docstrings, and code structure using the `tokenize` module running on Pyodide. Paste your Python code into the input panel, and the tool automatically strips comments in real-time, with the ability to copy the cleaned output to your clipboard. The application runs entirely in the browser without requiring a local Python installation.
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Pyodide REPL
— Execute Python code directly in your web browser using Pyodide, a port of CPython to WebAssembly. This REPL provides an interactive Python environment with support for multiple Pyodide versions, single-line and multi-line input modes, and command history navigation. The interface is optimized for both desktop and mobile devices, with a dark theme and responsive layout that prevents content from being hidden behind on-screen keyboards.
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GIF Dissector
— Parse and visualize animated GIF files by extracting individual frames, timing data, color palettes, and detailed metadata. Upload a GIF file to instantly decompose it into its constituent frames with precise delay measurements, disposal methods, transparency information, and global color table analysis. The tool renders composited frames to show exactly how the animation appears, while providing comprehensive technical details about the image structure and properties.
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SQLite AST
— Parse SQLite SELECT queries into abstract syntax trees and view the results in JSON and Python representations. This tool uses the sqlite-ast library running in your browser via Pyodide to analyze SQL syntax and display both the dictionary-based parse tree and a rich pretty-printed representation. It supports complex queries including compound selects, common table expressions, and window functions, and can display partial parse results when encountering syntax errors.
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Minesweeper
— Play a classic Minesweeper game directly in your browser with support for three difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, and Hard. Use left-click to reveal cells and right-click to place flags, or toggle between reveal and flag modes on mobile with long-press support. The game features a timer to track your speed, mine counter to monitor remaining flags, and immediate visual feedback when you win or hit a mine.
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Bookmarklets Collection
— Access a collection of practical bookmarklets for web development and general browsing tasks. Each bookmarklet can be installed by dragging it to your bookmarks bar on desktop browsers or by copying the code for mobile Safari. The collection includes tools for revealing page anchor points and viewing page source code with formatting options, all presented with detailed documentation and source code inspection capabilities.
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Seamless Sandboxed Iframe Prototype
— Embed untrusted content safely within a webpage using a sandboxed iframe that automatically adjusts its height without allowing cross-origin access. The prototype uses `postMessage` to communicate height changes between the sandboxed iframe and parent page, enabling seamless content display while maintaining security restrictions. Various content examples demonstrate how the sandbox handles dynamic content, images, and attempts at malicious behavior.
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Lobsters Latest Comments Bookmarklet
— Browse Lobste.rs comment threads with an enhanced "Latest" tab that displays all comments in chronological order with newest first, making it easier to catch up on recent discussion activity. The bookmarklet adds reply-to links showing parent comment relationships and includes a "Copy Thread" feature to export the entire discussion as numbered plain text.
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v86 Linux Emulator
— Run Linux commands in your browser using x86 emulation powered by v86, a JavaScript/WebAssembly-based x86 emulator. This tool executes a minimal Buildroot Linux distribution directly in your browser, with typical boot times between 10-30 seconds depending on your device and connection speed. Enter commands in the input field to interact with the Linux shell and view output in the terminal window.
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