I'm a big fan of Alfred (https://www.alfredapp.com/ https://www.alfredapp.com/) however the GUI automation feature called Workflows is paid. The killer feature

I'm a big fan of Alfred (https://www.alfredapp.com/ https://www.alfredapp.com/) however the GUI automation feature called Workflows is paid. The killer feature for me is being able to create global keybinds or custom Spotlight commands that can be linked control flow blocks to different drag-n-drop blocks of editable shell script / Applescript / Python / whatever. The keybinds themselves and everything else are drag-and-drop blocks, too. The edge over other keybinding software IMO is that you can define variables and do otherwise complex control flow within a workflow without being limited to "define a list of things to run". For example I could have a 'compile this' keybind that detects language, compiles, and displays stdout of whatever code I'm highlighting. For Android I'm currently using Tasker, which is a "list of things to run" so it suffers from sometimes having to define multiple tasks for one command. But it's better than the drag-n-drop alternative (Automate), which doesn't allow arbitrary shell commands last I checked.