Literalizer – convert JSON and YAML into native
Multi-language literal generator when quicktype already handles JSON-to-code conversion.
gyml
YAML block syntax, JSON semantics—fixes Norway Problem and silent overwrites.
Backend engineers, DevOps, configuration management teams avoiding YAML pitfalls
Jsonnet · Dhall · TOML
GYML is a strict subset of YAML. Valid GYML is always valid YAML. It keeps the block indentation syntax and pairs it with JSON's type semantics: one spelling for each type, no anchors, no aliases, no tags, duplicate keys are a hard error. From-scratch parser, no runtime dependencies, fully typed Python.
Multi-language literal generator when quicktype already handles JSON-to-code conversion.
OCI-distributed service contracts beat scattering config across six different files.
Zero-dependency Zod streaming parser when zod-stream requires ecosystem buy-in.
Proves text safety ≠ tool-call safety; catches hidden harmful executions deterministically.
Polished UI, but identical tools exist free on CyberChef, in VS Code, and browser DevTools.
Single binary agent with JSON-RPC extensions beats complex npm installs.