Mac users lack context-aware keyboard automation tied to AI
Power users want keyboard shortcuts that adapt to the active application and current context, with AI assistance for creating new shortcuts. Existing tools like BetterTouchTool lack AI-native context awareness. High upvotes signal latent demand, but this is a product launch rather than a raw problem post.
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