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Really, all of this depends on what wrCisco wants. But yes, we could use the python3lib direct interface and do the gui parts in qt.
As for Qt, there is no css parser for public use in Qt at all. They have their variant for qcss which we could extract and use but it is for their own version of css which is not compliant with css3. So there is no real point.
The only other css parser in Qt is inside QWebEngine but it is very closely integrated with their internal DOM so extracting it for reuse would be a major major pain.
I will take a look at the gumbo query code which would be nice to have anyway. If we can get that to work, we just need to better handle parsing css selectors to get what we need.
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