dank1s-by/hibinds

HiBinds Launcher is a Python tool that lets a user set up a single shortcut, or bind, that automatically opens a sequence of programs, files, and browser tabs one after another, with a chosen delay in milliseconds between each step. The idea is to replace a repetitive manual routine, such as opening several applications and websites in a particular order every time you sit down to work or play, with one click that runs the whole sequence for you. The README gives an example of a gamer launching anti cheat software, a game platform like Steam, and specific browser tabs all through one bind. Behind the scenes, the tool keeps track of a user's saved binds in a simple local file called HIBinds.json, which it automatically checks for and creates if it does not already exist. Users can build a sequence of any length, adding executable programs or web links with a custom time delay before each one runs. If a saved bind points to a program or file path that no longer exists or is broken, the tool is built to skip that step and keep going rather than crashing entirely. It also cleans up common mistakes in user typed paths, such as stray quotation marks or duplicated file extensions. The project is written in Python 3.10 or newer and relies only on Python's standard library, using modules for handling JSON files, running other programs, timing delays, and opening a web browser. Right now it runs as a console based program. According to the project's roadmap, the core backend logic and the JSON based storage system are already working, while a shift to a more organized object oriented code structure, a graphical interface built with CustomTkinter, and background threading to prevent the interface from freezing during delays are all still planned but not yet built.