A: Not strange at all, both are valid use cases.

On enriching a blacklist, yes, you can do that. You can take a list of emails, domains, or users, run enrichment on top of it, and add more context like company info, social data, or risk signals. You can also build workflows to automatically flag, tag, or route entries based on certain conditions, so your blacklist becomes more actionable rather than just a static list.

On filling online forms, it depends on what you mean. TinyCommand is not built to simulate browser actions like auto filling forms on external websites directly. However, if the form or system supports APIs or webhooks, you can absolutely send data to it programmatically. So instead of “filling a form like a human,” you would be pushing the data into the system behind the form.