Hints for vim-style leader-based sequenced keybinds (i.e. a clone of folke's which-key.nvim)

[h14h]

There's been a fair bit of discussion around improving the UX for using leader-key-style keybinds w/ Zed's vim mode in the same style of neovim. One thing I would love to see is a pop up hint for configured sequenced keybinds (e.g. space s f for searching files). The most popular example of this is folke/which-key.nvim, but this is also supported by default in helix-editor/helix.

It's a very convenient way to remember infrequently-used keybinds for certain lsp actions, and would be a welcome addition if we ever get a default vim keymap that aligns itself with popular vim distributions like LazyVim or kickstart.nvim.

Other relevant issues/discussions:

#26818
#16812
#10910
#10457
#4375

One minor additional request would be a comprehensive "normal mode" context to help with scoping of leader-based keybinds. It was kind of pain to separate out every context where I want space to start a keybind vs. insert a space character, and there's risk of my config being a moving target as more features are added to Zed. Would be great if Zed provided a something like a vim-leader context abstraction to make our vim-style keybinds easier to set up and fully future-proof.

Edited to add relevant issue.

[flou]

Related issue #10910

[h14h]

Excellent thanks! Not sure how I missed this on my initial search.