Several Steal an Egg menus mention choosing targets by zone, rarity, mutation

Several Steal an Egg menus mention choosing targets by zone, rarity, mutation, name, or value. That sounds useful, but the descriptions are scattered and I cannot tell which tool offers which filter or whether the setting belongs to stealing, hatching, or selling. I would like to compare a few options without assuming that similar names mean identical controls. Is there a catalog that puts the features and code on one card, shows key requirements and executor names, and gives enough context to choose one small test? What should I verify before enabling a routine with a target selector or delay control?

The catalog of steal an egg scripts lists the stated filters and routines on individual cards, making it easier to see whether zone, rarity, mutation, value, or name applies to stealing, selling, or another action. Compare two or three entries using the same task and read the full description rather than judging by the hub name. Before a permitted test, confirm the target, minimum requirement, delay, and return behavior, then watch one cycle with the stop control available. Do not enable several routines together because a wrong target becomes difficult to diagnose. Keep the code complete and never submit account passwords, cookies, or recovery information. If the menu lacks a filter shown on its card, report the exact mismatch.