I truly don't understand how hard it is to make your own. You need literally ~10 rules to pick up everything (recipes, currency, maps, uniques, fragments, talismans, leaguestones, jewels, quality gems, quest items, div cards, essences), then you can use either StashBuddy to filter uniques (a version has been passed around on discord that auto-updates unique values every time you start the bot), or add separate sell rules for each that you don't want to keep. I personally loot and keep all uniques and if they don't sell for 2 or more chaos, I copy/paste a new sell rule for the item. That way I have full control over exactly what is being kept. It only takes 10 seconds to add a new rule...
Rares are a different story since there's literally a million combinations. The filter posted by Gramps a few months back has some basic rare rules, so add those and you're done. Take some initiative and do it yourself instead of begging for something premade.
Maybe because some of us have little to no coding experience at all, so when someone posts something like:
{
"Comment": "",
"Enabled": true,
"Type": 2,
"Rule": "item.IsUnique and item.FullName == \"Abberath's Hooves\"",
"ShouldLog": false,
"Priority": 1
},
Some of us have no fucking clue how to make it do any of that. As I stated before, I can't even figure out how to get mine to pick up essences. So I'm stoked you were able to make one that works well for you, I do not have the knowledge or the time to commit to learning how to make one (kinda the reason for the bot....).
God forbid someone hits "Save As" to help some noobs out though right?