awesome-AutoHotkey VS AHK-Rare

If you're wanting a plethora of scripts to read through and analyze, search for "AHK repo" or "AHK repository" and you'll find things like The Awesome AHK Repo. If you're using new.reddit.com, this sub has that repo posted in the resource menu. If you're using old.reddit.com + Reddit Enhancement Suite, you're a smart person and probably enjoy the reddit experience a lot more. ;) But you can always switch to new.reddit temporarily by typing https://new.reddit.com/r/AutoHotkey/

You might not, but other people have put their autohotkey scripts out into the world: https://github.com/ahkscript/awesome-AutoHotkey. Might could always steal inspiration from somebody else. AHK is actually open-source (this refers to the distribution license, in AHK's case it's a GNU General Public License) and so AHK is also free as in both beer and freedom. AHK is much easier to find resources for compared to an RPA / low-code framework. Probably not a good idea to use AHK in real work anywhere, but it's a nice gateway drug to actual programming or scripting with Powershell.

This is the only AHK repo I've ever bookmarked It has a ton of stuff in it.

This AHK forum post should help. I use this a lot when making GUIs. Otherwise, I would suggest checking this list for anything similar.

Just a few notes. Autohotkey has libraries for use in different languages, like Python, .Net, Javascript, Lua, and Perl. Coupled with Python, it's unstoppable. Also, there is an awesome list on GitHub, full of, well, awesome resources: https://github.com/ahkscript/awesome-AutoHotkey

Awesome Hotkey by joedf.

My own script-library which was build as a full rework of lxiko's AHK-Rare aimed to be easier to maintain. It's slower to startup due to its architecture, but miles ahead in terms of search speed and functionality. Almost completely functional metadata-search, even though I have not yet pushed it all to github. It's getting pretty much ready-to-final, but it was also a months-long project. Got search history, yet-unfinished error management, a config GUI, integrated editor and filtering based on metadata-fields, dependency-tracking - all not completely done yet. But it's also very much a passion project to think on over the months.