Autohotkey is an awesome little scripting language to automate and simplify all things Windows.
(See Tom Scott ranting about it on YouTube)
a2 helps getting, updating scripts and developing your own.

Basically a2 is an Autohotkey runtime running in the background that you conveniently configure with a Qt for Python UI.

Features for this background app come via modules bundled in packages.
Each module can have various script or configuration files
and is presented with its own frontend UI to setup Hotkey shortcuts, Variables ect...
These frontend UIs are comprised of reusable elements that a developer can easily arrange.

See the Wiki for more information especially:

• How to use a2.
• How to develop a2.

• Simple setup and management of scripts
  • no files to copy around or edit
  • updates via button press
  • no intrusive installation (all integrations steps visualized, uninstall/delete and its gone)
  • no Admin rights needed
• A range of things to try out
• Build own simple modules without a line of code
• ...

• no boilderplate code needed
• broad library to keep your code DRY
• clickable UI components for most use-cases
• streamlined github driven deployment
• ...

"News" have been moved. There is now an a2 Announcements discussion

• a2 – works for me
• a2 – the first humble steps

• Eric Werner (ewerybody)
• Oliver Lipkau

• AutoHotkey: 1.1.36.02
• Python: 3.11.3150.1013
• PySide: 6.4.2