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why do you need it? there's little incentive to make one since codeforces is now protected w/ cloudflare (and also captcha). You need an embedded browser to bypass it, which is again defeating your minimalist terminal-only grandiose fantasy.
I'm just more comfortable doing
csub 144Dthan switching to the browser and submitting and every thing, also it was more comfortable, And I have had set some macros such as csub.you're better off with browser ngl. You will have to setup selenium to bypass cf and cache the x-cloudflare-id or something every few hours, there's very little advantage than just using browser...