I don't know any addon doing this automatically, but you could use addons like
RulebasedInventory or
InventoryManager to define rules and let them be marked via FCOItemSaver maybe this way.
beside that I don't know any other addon making it possible to mark items with marker icons for deconstruction.
FCOIS only supports set items. All other gear items (gear = armor/weapons & jewelry) won't be touched "automatically".
What I do is I'm using FCOIS for this purpose:
All set items get marked automatically depending on their trait as a "wished" set item.
All non wished set items get the deconstruction marker icon (mwanwhile it's even the sell icon as I have deconstructed and researched enough).
I'll make my mind and check the FCOIS code if a setting like "Mark non set armor/weapons/jewelry items" can work.
I'm using AdvancedFilters to filter at the top of the inventory the different armor and weapon types (1hd, 2hd, etc.).
At the inventory I once a day use the 4 FCOIS filter icons at the bottom of the inventory to only show items which got no FCOIS marker icon, at armor/weapons/jewelry.
The ones I want to sell will get the sell icon manually. This will remembered for the same icon on each char automatically from now on.
I'm using the keybind to "Move all sell to junk" to move them away to the junk then.
I then click the "flag" icon at the top left edge of the inventory and choose "Mark all for deconstruction" which will mark all currently filtered and visible icons for deconstruction.
You can play a lot with the different filters of AdvancedFilters, FCOCraftFilter, FCOItemSaver, AdvancedFilters plugins and even other addons to achieve your goal.
But a total automatic handling is not always possible, if you do not invest the time to configure addons with rules (like mentioned at the top of my answer here) according to your needs!
Imho: I always learned form these addons that the rules you deifne will always have at least a few circumstances where it does not work properly or items will be marked you would like to keep. And you do not notice it...
That's why the authors of these addons always add such a notice to their addons:
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