You’ve already covered most of the “core” JSON utilities, so that’s a really solid toolkit. A few things that come to mind that could make it even more useful:
JSON → Markdown / Table generator: super handy for documentation and wikis.
JSON Schema → Form generator: let people paste a schema and instantly get a web form to fill in.
Diff with merge preview: not just compare JSON, but show side-by-side differences and allow merging.
API response tester: paste an API endpoint and automatically pretty-print + validate the JSON response.
Large JSON handling: tools that can open, filter, and search inside really big JSON files without crashing.
Regex/Query builder: something like jq-lite, so you can write queries against JSON and extract what you want.
From a developer’s perspective, those kinds of features save time when dealing with messy real-world JSON. If I had to pick priorities, I’d go for query/filter improvements and API response tester first, since they’re common pain points.