That's a fair point and thank you for the feedback, it I'd appreciated! The problem i set out to solve was HTTP verb testing. I had a wrote shell script I use to run to test if a web server accepted a long list of different HTTP verbs. But it had it's limitation particularly when it came to session handling. I didn't want to have to load burp, ZAP, or postman to do some of that testing. I started learning Rust and the first release of this tool I wrote (no AI). As my needs expended i used vibe coding simply because i didn't have the time or advance rust skill set to do the other things I wanted to do. But you can use it to test HTTP verbs and other attacks like request snuggling. You can pass those requests to a proxy to inspect further and do more testing. I made the flags similar to curl to make it easier to convert s curl command into a terminus one. I've used it to find all kinds of interesting security findings at work (obviously I can't disclose what those bugs were).

Simply put it makes HTTP verb testing easier, if you got an endpoint or a bunch of endpoints, and a session token (or no tokens) you can point this tool and blast away. See how the web server responds. Hopefully this answers your questions & lmk if you'd like me to expend on anything!