Hammerspoon doesn’t do anything except sit in your menu bar until you write scripts for it. While it’s a little more advanced than some of the other apps we include here, Hammerspoon offers a powerful way to communicate with the system at a reasonably low level-it can intercept USB events directly, control local devices, and even automate your mouse and keyboard. Mostly, it’s just a menubar app that runs Lua scripts and extends system actions to those scripts through its API. Hammerspoon is probably the closest you’ll get to AutoHotKey for macOS. Hammerspoon: Control Your System with Lua It follows the same scheme of triggers and actions and supports running Applescript and Automator workflows as actions. It’s similar to BetterTouchTool but more streamlined, and with simpler triggers and actions. Keyboard Maestro is a simple app that gets its job done: automating your system with macros and hotkeys. Keyboard Maestro: Dead Simple Custom Hotkeys
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