I actually came from AutoHotKey as well, specifically for the cross platform support! I've found the dev experience with nut.js to be worlds ahead of AutoHotKe

I actually came from AutoHotKey as well, specifically for the cross platform support! I've found the dev experience with nut.js to be worlds ahead of AutoHotKey as well. You get to use a real programming language with proper modules, data structures, first-class functions, asynchrony, and have access to a vast ecosystem of third party libraries and tooling. Some Windows specific APIs are easier to work with on AHK due to the collection of built-in functions specifically tailored for automation, but everything AHK is still possible with nut.js since you're just writing a node.js script and have access to libraries like https://github.com/node-ffi-napi/node-ffi-napi https://github.com/node-ffi-napi/node-ffi-napi that can call native system libraries, with a bit more work involved.