Congratulations on BTT; it became essential to me and it allowed me to uninstall another 7 applications! Which is huge.
I saw LM Studio running in Andreas screenshots, so I thought – is there an opportunity to feed the activity logs (what was pressed, when which windows, what windows got move, what was typed, where, when, after what, before what, etc.) to a local LLM to extract activity patterns? The same could be done with sequence pattern mining algorithms to predict what action you're likely to take next based on your historical behavior, enabling BTT to preemptively prepare layouts, launch applications, or, even suggest the user automations before you even realize you need them.
These auto-actions could be shown to the user as drafts for review and editing, appearing in a non-intrusive sidebar or notification that lets you approve, modify, or dismiss the suggestions, turning the system into a collaborative assistant that learns your preferences while keeping you in full control of what actually gets executed.
This would have to be implemented as local training and local inference, because of the sensitivity of the data handled.
Just an idea…
Congratulations again to all.