I am so sick and tired of mod managers, dependencies, conflicts, and the quintillions of versions of Skyrim that exist on PC. I wrote this because I am a smoothbrain and I need an explicit readout of what is breaking and why.
This app works by checking your Plugins.txt file, which is auto-generated by your mod manager (default location is in Local appdata). It will tell you if there are any conflicting plugins or plugins that need a compatibility plugin (and what it's called). This has sincerely saved my life (in Skyrim).
Only works for the top few hundred most popular mods at the moment, you're on your own once you start dipping your toes into the fetish-y stuff, I'm not dealing with that.
Secondarily, if you make it past hard conflicts and boot into the game, only to later crash to desktop -- there is indeed a function that parses your error log for mods that may be the culprit. It's just regex that looks for filetypes relating to skyrim mods, including injected .dll files, that appear in your error log.
So when the game "just works":
Throw it into the meat grinder and get something useful instead, just click Analyze:
Smarter people than me will say it isn't necessary, but I refuse to learn. This turned a several day long headache into a 20 minute breeze. Have fun.