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Developer utilities are small tools with outsized impact: a CLI that scaffolds projects, a code generator for API clients, an editor extension that adds snippets or refactors, a mock server for front-end work, a log viewer, a test data builder or a debugging helper.
They're distributed as binaries for each operating system, packages for a language ecosystem, or extensions for an editor or IDE. Compatibility with your OS, processor architecture, language version and editor version is the first thing to check.
Developer tools often run with broad access to your code and environment, so trust matters. Prefer tools that explain what they access, work offline where possible, and don't send code or telemetry anywhere without saying so.
Choosing developer utilities
- Check OS, architecture, language and editor versions supported.
- Find out whether the tool sends any data or telemetry, and whether it can run offline.
- Look for documentation, a demo video and a changelog.
- Scan binaries before installing and prefer signed releases.
- Check whether the license covers personal, commercial and team use.
Questions about developer utilities
Does the tool send my code anywhere?
The listing should state whether it makes network requests or collects telemetry. Ask the seller if it isn't clear.
Can I use it in my company's CI pipeline?
Check the license; CI and server use is sometimes licensed separately from desktop use.
How do I install a CLI tool?
Typically by placing the binary on your PATH or installing a package. The README explains the steps for each platform.