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[简体中文](README.zh-CN.md)
Web Tools is a self-hosted collection of browser-local utilities built with Vue 3, TypeScript, Vite, and a small zero-dependency Node.js server. It supports multiple simultaneous users: text, keys, files, images, and calculation results remain inside each browser tab. The server only persists the navigation order shared by all visitors.
Web Tools is an anonymously accessible, self-hosted collection of browser-local utilities built with Vue 3, TypeScript, Vite, and a small zero-dependency Node.js server. It supports multiple simultaneous users: text, keys, files, images, and calculation results remain inside each browser tab. The server only persists the navigation order shared by all visitors.
The authoritative application version is the `version` field in `package.json`. The default production address is `http://localhost:9000`.
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shared/tool-catalog.json authoritative tool metadata
shared/default-navigation.json first-run navigation order
tests/ unit and server integration tests
public/ favicon, Apple touch icon, and Web App Manifest assets
public/ browser icons and Web App Manifest
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New tools must keep their computation independent, register the same stable ID in the catalog, default navigation, and lazy-load registry, reuse the shared UI, define resource limits where appropriate, and include normal, invalid, boundary, and known-vector tests. Routes are generated from the tool registry; ordinary tools do not add routes manually.
The browser icon set follows the sidebar brand and includes SVG, multi-frame ICO, Apple touch, 192/512, and maskable assets. The manifest supplies metadata only: the project deliberately has no Service Worker, offline cache, install prompt, or splash-screen bundle, so a deployment update cannot be hidden by application-managed stale caches.
The page exposes one product description through both the standard HTML description and an identical `og:description` compatibility field. It has no custom share image, other Open Graph metadata, platform crawler, or platform-specific fields. Sharing clients may fall back to the document title and existing favicons, but each platform controls its final preview and cache refresh behavior.
For the complete extension procedure and AI handoff rules, read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) and [README.zh-CN.md](README.zh-CN.md) before editing. Inspect the Git worktree first and preserve existing changes.
## Documentation