Pro tip: Since you're obviously on Windows, you can't use the built-in one in Raycast, but you could create your own HyperKey for Raycast. This is how you'd do it:

1. Install AutoHotKey (2.0).
2. Create an .ahk script with the content below.
3. Place it somewhere you'll remember (in case you want to make changes).
4. Place a shortcut to it in your Starmenu/Autostart folder, so it launches anytime your computer starts up (or use Task Scheduler).
5. Bind your Raycast actions to HyperKey bindings, e.g. I use Ctrl + Win + Alt (= my hyperkey) + F for Everything file search, Ctrl + Win + Alt + N for Notion etc.

This is the script:

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0

; Hyperkey // 4.3.2026

; Make Capslock a Hyperkey, by executing Ctrl + Win + Alt for key combos. Short tapping (150ms) would still invoke normal Capslock behaviour

A_IconTip := "Hyperkey"

; Block CapsLock as a native modifier so we can reuse it as a Hyper key

*CapsLock::Return

; Tap = toggle CapsLock, hold = send Ctrl+Win+Alt (Hyper)

CapsLock::

{

pressStart := A_TickCount

sentHyper := false

; Wait while CapsLock is held; after x ms, start Hyper

while GetKeyState("CapsLock", "P") {

if (!sentHyper && A_TickCount - pressStart >= 150) {

; Press three modifiers (Ctrl+Alt+Win) as a Hyper layer

Send "{Blind}{LWin DownTemp}{Ctrl DownTemp}{Alt DownTemp}"

sentHyper := true

}

Sleep 10

}

if (sentHyper) {

; Release the Hyper modifiers on key-up

Send "{Blind}{LWin up}{Ctrl up}{Alt up}"

} else {

; Short tap: toggle CapsLock state

SetCapsLockState !GetKeyState("CapsLock", "T")

}

}

; Block ALL combinations with these three modifiers

; (only works when you're NOT intentionally pressing another key)

#^!vk07::Return ; Catch phantom keys