That commoditie have for now only 3 basic key combos (which i use all the time
on win32 and found it pretty usable):

alt+f4 - close active window/app/etc (it emulate pressing on closing gadget by
input.device)

alt+tab - swith beetwen windowes, with making windowses active and bring it to
front (note: if you use amidock, then it should have in the Layout/Placement:
Normal or Always on TOP (i.e. not Always on Background).

alt+shift+tab - swith beetwen screens.

Back in the times i wrote that little commoditie for aos3, and for now i rewrite
it to make it works fine on aos4 (with help from Gazelle, because there was few
differences in code).

You can run it as just a binary, like:

shell:> awin

and then, break it by ctrl+c (or by system:utilities/commoditie/echange
remove/deactive/pause it).

Or, what is most likely will be used, run it in background, from user-startup or
startup-sequence like that:

RUN >NIL: c:awin

or like this:

RUN >NIL: c:awin &

you also can check by "status" command which number of process it has, and broke
it by "break X" command. Just like that:

9/0.Work:dev/awin> run >NIL: awin &
[CLI 6]

9/0.Work:dev/awin> status
Process  3: Loaded as command: work:debug/memguard/MemGuard
Process  4: Loaded as command: work:debug/sashimi/Sashimi
Process  7: Loaded as command: NotePad
Process  9: Loaded as command: status
Process 10: Loaded as command: awin

9/0.Work:dev/awin> break 10

9/0.Work:dev/awin> status
Process  3: Loaded as command: work:debug/memguard/MemGuard
Process  4: Loaded as command: work:debug/sashimi/Sashimi
Process  7: Loaded as command: NotePad
Process  9: Loaded as command: status

9/0.Work:dev/awin>  


Enjoy !