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If you don't find a decent answer you could maybe use https://gitlab.com/interception/linux/tools to catch some emacs keybindings and check the current window
You didn't mention what OS you use. If you use MacOS, you can use skhd. It's a hotkey daemon and it supports `modes`, which allow you to specify a keybinding, such as `s-h`, to switch to a special mode of other keybindings, that you can then use to trigger things.
Here is a complex but robust example of what can be done with skhd and modes.