Shareable Workflow Recipes
Chain tools together and share the link. The link only encodes which tools, in what order — never the data you type into them. Anyone who opens it starts with a blank slate at each step.
How it works
Pick tools in the order you'd use them and click Add Step. The recipe builds a link like cryonel.com/recipe#s=jwt-decoder,json-tree-viewer — everything after # is a hash fragment, which browsers never send to any server, so the recipe itself is entirely private even though the link is shareable. Whoever opens it sees the same ordered list of tools and can click through them, pasting their own data at each step.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the link include my data?
No. Only tool identifiers (e.g. jwt-decoder) are encoded — the recipe describes a process, not a dataset. This is a deliberate limit, not a missing feature: sharing actual JWTs, keys, or JSON payloads via URL would work against everything else on this site being client-side and private.
Does it auto-run through every step?
No — each tool page still needs its own "Send to" handoff wired up for one specific next tool to auto-populate (see Technical Transparency for how that works). A recipe is a shareable, ordered checklist you click through; some consecutive steps may auto-forward data if a handoff exists between that specific pair, others you'll paste manually.