# KeybindVault for Andy

KeybindVault is a small native Mac menu bar app that helps you learn useful keyboard shortcuts without memorizing everything at once.

## Open It The First Time

1. Unzip `KeybindVault-Andy.zip`.
2. Drag `KeybindVault.app` to Applications if you want it to live there.
3. If macOS says the app cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer, right-click `KeybindVault.app` and choose **Open** once.

## Use It

- Click the KeybindVault icon in the menu bar to open the cheat sheet for the app you were just using. The app icon and name at the top confirm which app's commands you are seeing.
- Right-click the menu bar icon for Settings, helper actions, and Quit.
- Use **Browse All Shortcuts** when you want to search every saved app at once instead of switching apps first.
- Click **Scan Menus** in the cheat sheet to let KeybindVault discover shortcuts from the current app's menu bar.
- Open the apps you care about, then use **Scan Open Apps** from Browse All Shortcuts or the menu bar to build the vault faster.
- In Settings, Andy can enable his own HUD hotkey if he wants one.

## Permissions

The cheat sheet works from the menu bar without special permissions.

Accessibility permission is only needed for:

- scanning app menus to discover shortcuts,
- gentle coach tips after system-key moments like brightness or volume changes,
- helper actions that paste bullets, checklists, dividers, or plain text into another app.

You can enable Accessibility from KeybindVault Settings.
