feat: add destination-specific global shortcuts
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@@ -46,11 +46,13 @@ Conjure runs without a Dock icon. Dismissing the launcher leaves it running; reo
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Right-click the launcher background for Settings and Quit. Actions include favorites, resetting usage ranking, revealing applications in Finder, quitting them, and uninstalling them.
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### Global shortcut and launch at login
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### Global shortcuts and launch at login
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In Settings, choose **Record Shortcut…** and press a combination containing Command, Option, or Control. **Clear** disables it. No global shortcut is assigned by default.
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In Settings, choose a **Global shortcut destination**: **Applications**, **Conjure Emoji**, or **Conjure Translate**. Choose **Record Shortcut…** and press a combination containing Command, Option, or Control. For example, select **Conjure Emoji** and record Command-Shift-Space to open the emoji picker directly. **Clear** disables only the selected destination's shortcut. No shortcuts are assigned by default; existing launcher bindings are preserved.
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For Command-Space, choose **Use ⌘Space**. If it conflicts with Spotlight, Input Sources, or another app, change that binding in System Settings first. Conjure never changes macOS shortcuts for you. The shortcut toggles the launcher while Conjure is running; it does not start a quit app or require Accessibility permission.
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The Applications shortcut always targets the application launcher, not the last-used tool. Command shortcuts open their selected tool directly. Pressing a shortcut while its destination is already frontmost dismisses Conjure; switching destinations opens a fresh view. Active confirmations and uninstall operations are not interrupted. All global shortcuts pause while recording and resume afterward. Conjure rejects shortcuts already assigned to another destination or used by its own menus and navigation.
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For Command-Space, select **Applications** and choose **Use ⌘Space**. If it conflicts with Spotlight, Input Sources, or another app, change that binding in System Settings first. Conjure never changes macOS shortcuts for you. Shortcuts work while Conjure is running; they do not start a quit app or require Accessibility permission.
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Install Conjure in `/Applications`, then enable **Launch at login** in Settings to start it in the background. If macOS requires approval, use **Open Login Items Settings…** to grant it.
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