Factory players often search for cheats when they want to inspect systems faster, undo a failed run, or prototype a layout without redoing the slow part. That is a different need from ordinary progression help and a different category from true Workshop mods.
Cheats usually hide a faster learning goal, not a genuine shortcut. State what you are really trying to speed up, and the right route becomes clear.
Some players simply want to test routing ideas before committing a full run. Blueprint references often solve that need better than a trainer ever could.
A messy early game can push you toward cheats when a calmer restart plan and a tighter opening route would help more.
Cheat hunting is often frustration in disguise. Reading the mechanic clearly usually removes the urge to brute-force past it.
Use the mods overview to find the safest path instead of chasing a single shortcut answer.