Keyboard Shortcut Coach HUD (shortcut-habit-coach) Package name

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Package name

  • shortcut-habit-coach

License

  • MIT

Last updated

  • 14 November 2026 - latest/stable

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Context-aware X11 keyboard shortcut coach HUD and click habit analytics

Keyboard Shortcut Coach HUD is an independent open-source Linux X11 desktop coaching utility inspired by KeyParrot. Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by KeyParrot or its authors.

FEATURES

  • Privacy-Safe Click Cadence Coach: Observes active X11 window class and pointer click repetition without storing typed characters, popping up a translucent Always-on-Top click-through coaching toast with the faster keyboard shortcut for that application.
  • Interactive App Shortcut Catalog: Includes built-in time-saving shortcut references for Firefox, VS Code, LibreOffice, Files, Terminal, GIMP, and General Desktop workflows with live HUD preview testing.
  • Habit Analytics Dashboard: Tracks repetitive pointer clicks, learned shortcuts, coaching tips shown, and estimated seconds saved per app in local SQLite storage with visual bar charts and CSV export.
  • Custom Catalog and Exclusions: Pick any X11 window class, define custom shortcut coaching rules, manage excluded applications, and import or export portable JSON profiles.

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