Looks pretty useful! This is technically off-topic but we don't really mind this sort of stuff being advertised as-long as it's free and somewhat relevant (and, obviously, not an outright scam/virus). I've gone ahead and specified it in the rules and added an "Assets/Tools" tag, which I've also added to this post.
Thank you for your understanding, and for adding an assets/tools tag. One of the reasons I moved the program over to a GitHub repo was so that the community could see the code if they want before trying it. I understand there’s been no shortage of problems with malware in the past so I want to be very transparent about my tool.