# Tools

> Every listed resource, editors’ picks first. The filters below can be combined.

- Search: append `?q=<keywords>` to the URL. Separate several keywords with spaces; all of them must match. Matches name, repository, tags, professions, description and README.
- Filter by type: append `?type=<cli|skill|plugin|mcp>` to the URL.
- Filter by profession: append `?profession=<profession id>` to the URL. Separate several ids with commas; a resource matches when it suits any of them. Ids are listed at https://hebbmind.com/api/v1/professions
- Filter by tag: append `?tag=<tag>` to the URL. Separate several tags with commas; a resource must carry all of them. Tags are listed at https://hebbmind.com/api/v1/tags

Resources for Full-stack / Indie or ML / AI or Data analysis, Tagged `json`: 4 items.

> - Full-stack / Indie: General software work: coding-agent workflows, code review, debugging and Git collaboration.
> - ML / AI: Model training, evaluation and LLM application development.
> - Data analysis: Querying, statistical analysis, reporting and visualization.

- [jq](https://hebbmind.com/cli/jq.md): [CLI] Lightweight command-line JSON processor that slices, filters, maps and transforms JSON with concise expressions and no runtime dependencies. A staple for agents parsing API responses and logs.
- [yq](https://hebbmind.com/cli/yq.md): [CLI] Lightweight command-line processor with jq-like syntax for reading, modifying and converting YAML, JSON, XML, INI, CSV and more, including in-place config edits. A single dependency-free Go binary.
- [Miller](https://hebbmind.com/cli/miller.md): [CLI] Processes CSV, TSV, JSON and other structured data like awk, sed, cut, join and sort, but by field name, for cleaning, aggregation, format conversion and pretty-printing. The command is mlr; written in Go with no runtime dependencies.
- [dasel](https://hebbmind.com/cli/dasel.md): [CLI] Query, modify and convert JSON, YAML, TOML, XML, CSV, HCL, INI and more with one selector syntax, editing config files in place or converting between formats, handy for agents handling structured data in scripts. A single dependency-free binary that works much like jq or yq.