Bolt for your role

Bolt for the Developer — the AI SuperAgent for work

The AI SuperAgent. Not twenty tabs.

The crux

You decode JWTs on a website. You test regex on another. You keep a calculator app open and a tab for base64. Bolt is one AI SuperAgent that collapses all of it into one keystroke — on your machine , no paste into a stranger’s box, $0 tokens .

Decode a JWT without pasting it on a website

Paste a token and Bolt recognizes it by its real JSON header and decodes it right there — on your machine. That session token never touches jwt.io or anyone else’s server.

base64 and hex, decoded the moment you paste

Paste base64 — or a hex string, or URL-encoded text — bare, no prefix — and Bolt decodes it inline. No “base64 decode online” tab, no paste into a box you don’t trust.

A real calculator — keypad and a function graph

Type the math bare — Bolt recognizes the expression and a real calculator panel appears: digit and operator keys, AC / ± / %, and when you enter an f(x) expression it renders an actual SVG function graph. Not a string — a widget.

=regex with live match highlighting

A two-pane inline widget: your /pattern/flags on one side, your test string on the other with every match highlighted live. Tweak the pattern and the highlights move with it.

A hex color paints the swatch and opens the picker

Paste any hex color — bare, no prefix — and Bolt recognizes it, renders a real swatch plus the OS color picker. Grab the value, nudge the hue, copy it back. The color you typed, actually on screen.

Paste messy JSON — pretty-print or repair it

Paste messy JSON — even with a trailing comma or a missing quote — and Bolt recognizes it, then formats and repairs it into clean text you can copy straight back. Fast, offline, no upload.

It knows what you pasted — SHA, UUID, semver, CIDR…

Paste a value and Bolt names it: a git SHA, a UUID or ULID, a semver, a CIDR block, a MAC address, a Mongo ObjectId. No “what even is this string” — it tells you, and it only claims when the shape really checks out.

A 32-hex value? Read it as MD5 — or UUID

Some shapes are genuinely ambiguous. A 32-hex string could be an MD5 digest or a no-dash UUID — so Bolt shows both and lets you pick with the Read-as switch instead of guessing.

Transform text by just typing the verb

Type the verb and Bolt does it: slug, snake_case, sha256, base64, upper, kebab, reverse, trim. The transform happens as you type and Enter copies it. No sigil to remember.

Your clipboard history, searchable

Everything you copy is searchable on-device with full-text search — find that command, that token, that URL from an hour ago. Pin the ones you reuse, annotate them with Space. Secrets are auto-masked in the preview.

Snippets with live tokens — {date} {uuid} {clipboard}

Save the boilerplate you retype — a PR template, a commit trailer, a log line — and drop it with ;key. Tokens like {date}, a fresh {uuid}, and {clipboard} fill themselves in at paste time.

Jump to an app or a tab — fuzzy, local

Stop alt-tabbing through forty windows. /tabs fuzzy-searches your open browser tabs and /apps your installed apps — type a few letters, hit Enter, you’re there. All resolved locally on the device.

Ask a coding question — get a cited answer

Scope to /ai and the SuperAgent answers a real question with a web-searched, cited reply — the [1][2] footnotes link to the sources so you can verify, not just trust. And the answer is cached, so the next person who asks pays nothing.

Your security team loves it too

The thing that makes this fast for you is the same thing that makes IT say yes — most of it never leaves your machine, and the AI part is governed.

The decode, the regex, the color, the math — computed locally . No data leaves the laptop for any of it.

When you do use AI, secrets and PII are tokenized before the model and restored in the reply — automatically.

When IT turns on the server, it runs in your own cloud . No Sparcle server sits in the path.

Free. On your machine. Install today.

The SuperAgent is free and runs on your desktop right now — the whole utility suite, every recognizer, all on-device. Summon it over your editor, paste the thing you were about to look up, and watch the tab you were going to open never happen.

See it on your own data

Bolt runs inside your perimeter, on the LLM you choose.