tomoya@mato ~/site/after-hours/tools $ ls -l
Tools
Small utilities that do one thing. Like the games, each runs entirely client-side — nothing you feed them leaves your device.
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Tsukuba’s soup curry shop candy spice photographs anyone who clears spice level 15 and pins the print to the wall. This makes the same certificate from your own photo — level badge, date, name, and the big red 完食!! stamp — and exports it at L-size 300 dpi, ready to print.
It finds the faces and shifts the crop so nobody ends up under the date or the badge; about 0.4 s, no upload. Your photo never leaves the browser — a
connect-src 'self'policy means the browser itself refuses outbound requests, EXIF and GPS are dropped on import, and even the face detection model is served from the page. Japanese and English. -
Open a
.pumlfile and get a live diagram preview — no Java, no Graphviz, no server. The PlantUML engine and its Graphviz layout step both run client-side, compiled to WebAssembly, so it works the same in desktop VS Code and in a browser-based editor like github.dev.Not yet on the VS Code Marketplace — install from a local
.vsix, or use the standalone Chrome/Brave extension to open.pumlfiles straight off disk. MIT licensed.
tomoya@mato ~/site/after-hours/tools $