mebus/cupp — reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a simple Python 3 command line tool like CUPP that helps create likely password wordlists for authorized security testing and investigations. I want it to ask me interactive questions about a person, things like names, nicknames, birthdays, pets, relatives, and other common personal details, then generate a useful custom password list from that info. It should also have a mode that can take an existing wordlist and profile or expand it, a way to download larger wordlists from a repository, and an option to pull default usernames and passwords from the Alecto database.

Please include a clear help screen, a version flag, and a config file with sensible defaults and instructions. Keep it easy to run from the terminal with one main script, and make the output feel practical for legal password auditing work. If there are tests in the repo, make sure they pass, and keep the behavior close to what the README describes. You can check current docs online if you need to.