Great Update of first versions!

Hey! Just dropped an update that finally adds something I've been missing while servicing systems myself.

hck_GPT - an assistant that doesn't just look good (yeah, the UI finally doesn't look like it's from 2005), but actually helps:
Service Mode is like setup wizards on steroids. Instead of clicking through registry and services blindly, hck_GPT asks for context ("Do you use Bluetooth? What about your printer?"), makes the changes, and gives you a real rollback option. Because we all know that moment when you disable something "definitely unnecessary" and suddenly your project won't compile...
ML/AI Mode (coming soon) takes it further.
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It analyzes real-time performance and tells you straight:
"Your CPU is throttling on this particular game, GPU sitting at 60%, maybe time for better cooling?"
Or playfully: "Hey, torturing that i5 with Battlefield again? 14 hours this week, CPU is begging for mercy 😄".
Context-aware, no generic "buy more RAM" bs.
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Easy Boost Options – classic gaming mode, but with transparency. You see what you're disabling, you can reverse it with one click. No magic, no "trust me bro". Services, background processes, possibly priorities – everything's visible.

All wrapped in refreshed UX, because technical tools don't have to look like exploits from 2010 forums.
1.3.3 is out now. Feedback welcome, especially from those who, like me, spent half their lives in Task Manager trying to optimize things manually.