wtf is icloud-hme-local-toolkit?

icloud-hme-local-toolkit is a sanitized share package built around Apple's iCloud+ Hide My Email feature, which lets a user generate throwaway forwarding email addresses tied to their real inbox. The README says this local toolkit is meant to help prepare, track, and manage batches of these hidden email addresses before using them to register accounts in bulk, along with receiving forwarded verification emails and pulling out the verification codes automatically. The package includes a browser extension for Microsoft Edge that syncs locally, a stripped-down version of a hidden email generator, and a stripped-down local inbox dashboard for viewing received mail. According to the README, the hidden email generator itself was not created by the repository's author but is based on an existing open source project, and this repository only repackages a sanitized version of it. Stated capabilities include automatically creating iCloud hidden email addresses, saving the generated results locally, sorting them into unused, used, and discarded categories, receiving forwarded mail and extracting verification codes from it, and exporting the list of generated addresses to a spreadsheet. The README is explicit that the shared package does not include cookies, real email records, verification codes, logs, or personal configuration, and it recommends running the toolkit only on a local machine rather than deploying it on a public server. Because its stated purpose is preparing large batches of email addresses ahead of bulk account registration, this is the kind of workflow that can run against the terms of service of whatever platform the accounts are being registered on, so anyone using it should check those terms first.