OpenBullet Config Tool — a gritty CLI config-wrangler for webhook ops, list-scrubbing, rotation and heavy-duty housekeeping

This is the kind of terminal toy that looks like it crawled out of a back-alley repo: a compact, no-frills CLI for ripping through massive webhook and config lists, pruning garbage, and stitching clean outputs you can actually use. OpenBullet Config Tool gives you menu-driven control to ingest huge files, collapse duplicates, replace stale hooks, and run quick bulk hygiene passes — all from a single dark-pane console. It’s built for speed and ruthless maintenance: think surgical list surgery, fast exports, and raw status lines so you always know what just lived or died. Use it to keep sprawling config collections tidy, rotate endpoints, and produce audit-ready exports without the fluff.

Tool Features

• Menu-first CLI: hit numeric options, pick a task, get instant status — lean, mean, terminal-driven.
• Import andamp; Enumerate: bulk-load webhook/config lists and enumerate entries for review.
• Remove Duplicates: rapid dedupe routines to strip repeats and shrink messy lists.
• Bulk Hygiene Pass: automated cleanup flows to trim invalid or unwanted entries (safe, non-destructive by default).
• Add / Replace Webhook: quick add/replace operations for list rotation and maintenance.
• Remove Webhooks: selective purge tools to declutter and sanitize collections.
• Test Blast (non-actionable stub): placeholder harness for authorized load/hygiene checks — no destructive defaults.
• Lightweight logging andamp; export: live/die output, compact logs, and CSV/JSON exports for post-run forensics.
• Batch-ready: tuned to chew through large files and integrate into pipeline hooks.
• Config bundle friendly: import/export compatible with common config formats for easy handoffs.

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