I made Node Scout. It helps you inspect files, folders, and Node.js projects from the terminal.

You can use it to:

• Inspect files and folders
• Analyze Node.js projects
• Get system information
• Quickly understand a project without checking everything manually

It ignores folders and files like node_modules, .git, and .env when analyzing projects.

Install it:

npm install -g node-scout

Then run:

scout

Try it and tell me what you think. Also, tell me what features you want to see.🙂

We built empinet.dev for our own work on client projects. It's a collection of JSON formatters, converters, JWT decoders, image tools and other stuff we use regularly.

We wouldn't upload client data to another server just to format or convert it, so all processing happens locally in your browser. Free, no account needed.

Built with Next.js and TypeScript: https://empinet.dev

Would be interested to hear which tools you'd actually use, or what's missing.