This question has been asked before but with no answer. I'm running into brick walls with google too. Program can either be free or paid.
Keymando - $19, 30-day free trial. Uses Ruby as its scripting language.
IronAHK will run AHK scripts, but for its GUI it requires X11.app. I don't believe it can automate regular Mac apps.
What is is you're trying to do?
IronAHK should work on a Mac - I'm not a Mac user so I've not tried it, but that would be my first choice for trying to get AutoHotkey scripts working.
alternativeTo.net lists a few Mac OS alternatives to AutoHotkey. The top result there is Project SIKULI which looks pretty similar to AHK in terms of features but with a different scripting language.
Quicksilver can be a partial solution for some functionality of autohotkey: it has shortcut key/trigger defining capabilities. For text expansion, mas os has text expansion built in.
On the other hand, applescript/automator is the mac os native solution for some automation tasks.
Take a look at Butler. Free to try, $20 to buy.
I haven't yet found an open source tool for Mac like AHK.
I currently use KeyRemap4MacBook which is greati for key mappings, including chords of keys. It doesn't have a scripting language though. Keyboard Maestro seems a popular option with some scripting support (I have not tried it myself though).
No one's mentioned Quicksilver - free utility with tons of plugins for extendability.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10332254/autohotkey-alternative-for-mac-os-x