AHK Hotstring Clipper
Select text on any web page, press Alt+Shift+H, type a trigger, and it's written as an
AutoHotkey v2 hotstring into your own .ahk file and live within a second. Under five seconds
start to finish, without reaching for the mouse.
- Two-part architecture. A Manifest V3 extension in TypeScript talks over Chrome native messaging to a small Go host that does every disk and AutoHotkey operation.
- Local only, and verifiably so. No accounts, no cloud; a release-time check fails the build if the extension or the Go host could reach the network.
- Built for daily use. Live preview of the exact line written, duplicate detection across a whole folder, 10-second undo, and a manager view with search, edit, move, delete and CSV import/export.
- Tested end to end. TypeScript and Go unit tests share one set of fixtures, plus browser e2e tests and a PowerShell installer that needs no admin rights.