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Commit messages, READMEs, regex explainers, cron-to-English, JSON/Markdown/slug helpers — engineering utilities for £1 each. No subscription.

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Pull Request Reviewer
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Pull Request Reviewer
An honest PR review — high/medium/low findings with line refs, plus a one-line verdict.
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API Mock Response Generator
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API Mock Response Generator
A realistic mock JSON response matching your endpoint spec.
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Error Log Root Cause Analyzer
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Error Log Root Cause Analyzer
An analysis of your error log — likely root cause, ranked hypotheses, next debugging steps.
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Legacy Code Summary
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Legacy Code Summary
An onboarding-friendly summary of a legacy file — what it does, who calls it, where the dragons are.
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User Story Writer
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User Story Writer
Three user stories for a feature in the As a / I want / So that format, with acceptance criteria.
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Database Schema Explainer
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Database Schema Explainer
A plain-English walkthrough of a SQL schema — what each table holds, key relationships, gotchas.
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ADR Generator from Notes
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ADR Generator from Notes
An Architecture Decision Record written from your meeting or Slack notes.
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Sprint Planning Board
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Sprint Planning Board
A 2-week sprint board: capacity check, must-haves, stretch, parking lot.
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Jira Ticket Splitter
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Jira Ticket Splitter
A large ticket broken into 3-5 sub-tickets with titles, scope, and dependencies.
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Release Notes Builder
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Release Notes Builder
Customer-facing release notes from your changelog or PR list.
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Commit Message Rewriter
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Commit Message Rewriter
Three Conventional Commit message variants for your change.
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Kubernetes YAML Reviewer
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Kubernetes YAML Reviewer
A safety + resilience review of a Kubernetes manifest with prioritised findings.
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API Documentation Generator
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API Documentation Generator
Clean OpenAPI-flavoured docs for a single endpoint — purpose, params, response, errors, example.
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Pull Request Reviewer
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Pull Request Reviewer
An honest PR review — high/medium/low findings with line refs, plus a one-line verdict.
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Commit Message Rewriter
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Commit Message Rewriter
Three Conventional Commit message variants for your change.
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ADR Generator from Notes
£1.00in seconds
ADR Generator from Notes
An Architecture Decision Record written from your meeting or Slack notes.
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Database Schema Explainer
£1.00in seconds
Database Schema Explainer
A plain-English walkthrough of a SQL schema — what each table holds, key relationships, gotchas.
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Legacy Code Summary
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Legacy Code Summary
An onboarding-friendly summary of a legacy file — what it does, who calls it, where the dragons are.
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Test Case Generator
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Test Case Generator
A set of test cases for a function or feature — happy path, edges, errors.
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User Story Writer
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User Story Writer
Three user stories for a feature in the As a / I want / So that format, with acceptance criteria.
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Acceptance Criteria Generator
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Acceptance Criteria Generator
5 acceptance criteria for your user story, written as Given/When/Then.
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Sprint Planning Board
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Sprint Planning Board
A 2-week sprint board: capacity check, must-haves, stretch, parking lot.
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Jira Ticket Splitter
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Jira Ticket Splitter
A large ticket broken into 3-5 sub-tickets with titles, scope, and dependencies.
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Release Notes Builder
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Release Notes Builder
Customer-facing release notes from your changelog or PR list.
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Architecture Diagram Description
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Architecture Diagram Description
A textual description of an architecture diagram, written for an engineer who can't see it.
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Kubernetes YAML Reviewer
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Kubernetes YAML Reviewer
A safety + resilience review of a Kubernetes manifest with prioritised findings.
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Dockerfile Optimizer Review
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Dockerfile Optimizer Review
Concrete improvements to a Dockerfile — layer order, cache hits, image size, security.
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Security Risk Summary
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Security Risk Summary
A short security risk summary for a change or feature — assets, threats, top mitigations.
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API Mock Response Generator
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API Mock Response Generator
A realistic mock JSON response matching your endpoint spec.
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Error Log Root Cause Analyzer
£1.00in seconds
Error Log Root Cause Analyzer
An analysis of your error log — likely root cause, ranked hypotheses, next debugging steps.
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Regex Builder
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Regex Builder
A regex that matches your description, with a line-by-line explanation and 3 worked examples.
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Technical Debt Report
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Technical Debt Report
A short report identifying top technical debt items with severity and payoff.
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Single-purpose dev utilities for the small text jobs that take 10 minutes to bash out manually. The commit message writer follows Conventional Commits (feat / fix / chore / refactor). The README generator produces hero copy + install + usage sections optimised for GitHub indexing. The regex explainer walks through your pattern token-by-token. The cron-to-English tool tells you exactly when a schedule fires, including edge cases (DST shifts, leap days).

Software Engineering — frequently asked

How do I write a good commit message?
Use Conventional Commits: a type prefix (feat, fix, chore, refactor, docs), an optional scope, and a short imperative subject under 72 characters. The Commit Message Writer follows this format.
What does this regex do?
Paste the pattern into the Regex Explainer and you get a plain-English walkthrough token-by-token, plus an example match and common edge cases the pattern might trip on.
What does this cron expression mean?
The Cron to English tool turns "0 9 * * 1-5" into "every weekday at 9am UTC" with notes on DST shifts and what fires on the 1st of the month.
Can I use these for a README?
Yes — the README generator returns hero copy, install steps, usage examples, and a contributing section that scores well in GitHub search and reads like a project people would star.
How much do these dev tools cost?
Every dev utility is £1 per use. Cheaper than ChatGPT Plus for one-off tasks; on par with crontab.guru / regex101 in usefulness but with a paste-ready output.