v2.0.0 DevlyCLI Integration & Terminal Superpowers NEW: OPTIONAL CLI COMPANION The biggest update yet! Devly now works seamlessly with your terminal workflow through the optional DevlyCLI companion tool: • Use all 50+ tools from the command line: devly base64 "Hello" • Pipe files and chain commands: cat data.json | devly jsonformat | devly textstats • Perfect for scripts, automation, and CI/CD workflows • Install via Homebrew: brew install aarush67/tap/devlycli • Pure messenger design all processing still happens in the Devly app • Full documentation: https://devly.techfixpro.net/docs/ The CLI is completely optional. The Devly menu bar app works exactly as before this just adds terminal integration for developers who want it. EXAMPLES • Format JSON: cat huge.json | devly jsonformat > pretty.json • Generate hashes: echo "password" | devly hash • Batch UUIDs: for i in {1..5}; do devly uuid ""; done • Convert timestamps: devly timestamp "1716239022" • Encode files: cat image.png | devly base64 WHY CLI? • Integrate Devly into build scripts and automation • Process files too large for copy-paste • Chain multiple transformations together • Works alongside the menu bar app you already love The CLI requires the Devly app to be installed. It sends your input to the app via App Groups, gets the result, and prints it to stdout. All processing logic stays in Devly guaranteed identical output. This release focuses on bringing Devly to your terminal. No changes to the existing menu bar app it works exactly as before.

Fixed an issue where the Random String Generator did not adhere to the selected settings.

UUID v1 (MAC Address Time-based, RFC 9562) Time-based UUID using Gregorian timestamps (100-nanosecond intervals since October 15, 1582) combined with a 16-bit clock sequence and 48-bit random node ID (multicast bit set for privacy). Sortable by generation timestamp. UUID v2 (DCE Security, RFC 9562) Extension of v1 that replaces the low 32 bits of the timestamp with a local domain identifier (UID, GID, or organizational domain). Includes 8-bit domain field for security context. RFC 4122 variant compliant. UUID v3 (MD5 Name-based, RFC 9562) Creates deterministic UUIDs from namespace and name using MD5 hashing. Supports standard namespaces (DNS, URL, OID, X500). Identical inputs always produce identical UUIDs. UUID v6 (Time-based, Gregorian timestamp, RFC 9562) Time-based UUID using Gregorian timestamps (100-nanosecond intervals since October 15, 1582) with reordered bits for lexicographic sortability. Most significant bits contain the timestamp, enabling efficient database indexing. UUID v7 (Unix epoch timestamp, RFC 9562) Modern Unix timestamp-based UUID using milliseconds since epoch as the primary component (48 bits), with 12 bits of random data and full RFC 9562 variant bit compliance. Sortable by generation time with millisecond precision. UUID v8 (Custom format, RFC 9562) RFC 9562 custom-format UUID for implementation-specific use cases. Implements version 8 with proper variant bits set and 122 bits of implementation-defined data (using cryptographically random data by default). Complete UUID Version Support All nine UUID versions (nil, v1, v2, v3, v4, v5, v6, v7, v8) now supported with proper version bits (bits 48-51) and RFC 4122 variant bits (bits 64-65) set correctly.

• Markdown Live Preview paste Markdown and see a beautifully rendered preview side-by-side with the HTML output. Toggle between Preview and HTML with one click. • Smart Quote Auto-Conversion curly quotes and smart apostrophes are automatically converted to straight equivalents so pasted text works correctly in every tool. • Added the option for URL decoding • Favorites & Recents sections no longer overlap with each other or with category items in the sidebar. • Pasting Markdown no longer shows an "Invalid input" error live preview renders immediately. • Resolved text overlapping issues throughout the sidebar and output areas. • Markdown images () now render correctly instead of being parsed as links.

Added the ability to reorder tools, hide categories, and rearrange tools within categories. Added support to restore window position.

Here’s a polished version for your What’s New section: Added the ability to reorder tools, hide categories, and rearrange tools within categories. Fixed an issue where the window position was not restored properly.

Devly can now open in a standalone window, giving you full flexibility beyond the menu bar. Bug Fixes