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Hi @bindlmi. I don't know why I did not think of this earlier, but I think I see an even better way to enable the functionality that you are looking for. The clue is right in the image you posted, but I could not read the words in your image because they are in a language that I can not read. But basically that one column is named "Category" (in English), and I think I know how to 'control' that.
Under the CommandManager (ThisApplication.CommandManager), is the collection for not only the ControlDefinitions, but also for the CommandCategories. We can use that CommandCategories collection object to see all existing categories, or add some custom ones. Then the individual CommandCategory object lets us either see all the commands that are in that category, or Add / Remove a command from it. It says we can not delete any of the built-in categories, and it says we can not add a 'built-in' command into a custom category, so not entirely as flexible as we may want. It might be possible to use this route to set / change the category of a command, that way, if the two commands are in different categories, then maybe it will allow the same shortcut. Just a thought at this point though.
Wesley Crihfield
(Not an Autodesk Employee)