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I know this might hilariously multiply bad user feedback from people not getting how something works, the name based method is a good way to gatekeep complaints and keep it fool-proof, but maybe putting a big "ADVANCED OVERRIDE" and "Don't do this unless you're absolutely sure what you're trying to do! I will offer no support regarding this mode." along with some added clunkiness might scare away the general user from asking for help. I realize this is "Easy Bonemerge Tool", but there aren't any other non-easy bonemerge tools as powerful as I'm making them sound, right? If there are, I didn't find them.
I was also inspired to write this thread by using the "NPC Camera" tool that looks for joints/bones as far as I understood, and is also able to print all that info on the console allowing you to place a camera on any attachment that model has, which I think can be very well used as a template on how the feature I'm talking about should work.
If you think it might get a bit too cumbersome, I will understand that.