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Isn't this the perfect use case for LLM driven code refactoring? Hey AI - Here is an app with poorly implemented keyboard shortcuts etc.. Make it adhere to this

• _the_inflator 1mo ago
  This is an interesting ACID test, because at its root hotkeys as they are usually called, are a graph structure. And LLMs struggle a lot with kind of complexity - as we all do at a certain level, if we don't visualize it i.e. using paper and pencil to paint a picture. Then it is the smoothest thing ever. But again, then you test it - nice loop for a LLM. I had no success so far using LLM to sketch my database schema for graphs. I do it by hand and recommend it. Later changes can be nasty and ugly. Changes will occur, but even dry runs make Claude, ChatGPT etc. go rookie level in what they do. Processing a table and creating a graph structure out of it - no way. And so before a LLM could work on it, it needs lots of preparation. Or we create a new benchmark category. Sequential work is easy for LLMs now, but Graphs are domains, were they massively struggle. Nice idea.