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signalbackup-tools is a command-line utility for opening and transforming encrypted backups created by Signal for Android. With the backup passphrase, it can extract databases or media, export conversations to formats such as HTML, text, CSV, or XML, crop by conversation or date, merge files, repair some damaged backups, and import selected desktop or JSON data. Signal’s database format changes regularly, so features can temporarily break; keep an untouched copy before using experimental operations.

Skillreaper inspects local configurations and session transcripts to show which skills, MCP servers, and agents load without firing, along with estimated context cost. It starts read-only, assigns REAP, MUTE, KEEP, or REVIEW verdicts, and makes pruning reversible through quarantined files and manifests. The tool is local with no telemetry or uploads, but platforms without readable history remain conservatively marked REVIEW.

ga-cli exposes Google Analytics 4 through task-first commands that return flattened JSON and stable exit codes. Its read-only surface covers reports, realtime activity, pages, sources, events, trends, property metadata, compatibility checks, quota checks, and credential diagnostics without interactive prompts.

Plausible provides privacy-first web analytics through a lightweight script and a focused, single-page dashboard. It measures traffic and events without cookies, persistent identifiers, stored IP addresses, or personal profiles, which can reduce consent and compliance overhead for many sites. Users can choose the paid managed cloud service for a maintained setup or deploy the free Community Edition themselves. Self-hosting offers control but leaves infrastructure, security, backups, and upgrades to the operator.