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Not sure which tool?

Reach for these when text is nearly right but not quite. The everyday ones are case conversion, find and replace, removing duplicate lines, word and character counting, and comparing two versions to see what actually changed.

Then there is the group for text that is subtly wrong in ways you cannot see. The hidden character detector finds zero-width and control characters that break a search or a database import. The unicode normalizer settles the case where two strings look identical and are not — the same accented letter written two different ways. Strip ANSI cleans terminal colour codes out of pasted logs. If a copied value is not matching something it obviously should, one of these three is usually why.

And a few for shaping rather than fixing: chunk a list into batches, wrap lines to a width, group them, compare two lists for what is in one and not the other, or mask parts of a string before sharing it. All of it runs in this tab, so a list of customer emails or an internal log is not going anywhere.