I also wouldn't mind this, as when I used this all I did was remove a bunch of things I wanted to, but unaware of the things I shouldn't have removed, since things have lots of confusing naming structures.

Not really. You just have to explore and play around with it. Before you get into it though you need to learn a lot about windows -- you can't go indiscriminately removing things because you could trivially break the system. If your building a targetted system build that targets your specific machine, figure out all the internal names for the drivers that your system needs, then remove unnecessary ones. I don't usually tamper with my drivers though with NTLite; I did remove a ton of crap that I didn't need, including all of the pre-installed windows apps, as well as turning on a ton of privacy related features.