Features
One hotkey. Every text field.
A global keystroke buffer remembers what you just typed. The chord backspaces the misspelled word and types the correction in its place — works the same in your editor, your chat app, and your shell.
Fix last word
Default chord ⇧⌃⌥⌘F. Backspaces the last word in the focused window's buffer and types the top spellbook suggestion. Falls back to clipboard / selection when the buffer is empty.
Fix last sentence
Default chord ⇧⌃⌥⌘S. Sends the sentence around the caret through the smart provider — LLM, LanguageTool, or spellbook — so context-dependent fixes land too.
Review before apply
Default chord ⇧⌃⌥⌘R. Same as fix-sentence, but pops a small window with the proposed text first — Enter to apply, Esc to cancel. Eyeball LLM suggestions before they land.
Works in terminals
The engine is a keystroke buffer plus synthetic input — not accessibility scraping. The shell line-editor accepts the backspaces and the new word the same way it accepts what you just typed.
Privacy blocklist
Pick apps from a dropdown — populated from your running apps — whose keys should never be buffered. Password managers and sensitive consoles stay invisible to HyprCorrect.
Per-window buffers
Focus events partition the buffer per window on Linux, per app on macOS. Switching apps doesn't poison another's history; returning restores the buffer you left behind.
