I often find applications that use conflicting keyboard shortcuts and it is difficult and time-consuming to determine which shortcuts are conflicting. Are there any applications or commands that can show in a human readable format all active shortcuts?
EDIT 1: This is NOT a duplicate of this question.
The suggestions to use KarabinerEventViewer simply do not display the application/command called on a given key combination.
The exact combination that I cannot determine is CMD+OPTION+/.
EDIT 2: Why is CheatSheet not suitable?
It simply displays an overlay with the keybindings for the application in focus. It also doesn't help for applications without a window (background apps). This doesn't help my use case as the keybinding I am debugging doesn't launch an application window. Think about how Spotlight or Alfred renders a search component for a given key combination.
Best Answer
Try the utility CheatSheet.
It appears that after downloading the utility, press the Command key a little longer than usual and you are then presented with the currently active keyboard shortcuts. Check out the software below
https://www.mediaatelier.com/CheatSheet/