Sounds great, and thanks for the generous sample! I think a lot about mouseless computer interaction myself as I am making KeyCombiner[1], which is an applicat

Sounds great, and thanks for the generous sample! I think a lot about mouseless computer interaction myself as I am making KeyCombiner[1], which is an application to organize, learn, and practice keyboard shortcuts. Among many other things, it can map collections of keyboard shortcuts onto a virtual keyboard. This helps immensely when looking for free combinations or conflicts, which is often the case with VSCode and Neovim. You can have a look at the public VSCode collection[2] to see the visualizer in action. KeyCombiner's concept of building your own shortcut collections could be very handy for your proposal to create your own cheat sheets. With KeyCombiner Desktop[3], you can instantly look up these cheat sheets. In addition to your own collections (cheat sheets), the instant lookup always shows the default keyboard shortcuts of the active application. [1] https://keycombiner.com https://keycombiner.com [2] https://keycombiner.com/collections/vscode/ https://keycombiner.com/collections/vscode/ [3] https://keycombiner.com/desktop/ https://keycombiner.com/desktop/