could combobulate be made to fallback to standard emacs tools in non ts buffers?

[jave]

lets say you do combobulate in an org buffer.

you do M-a as shown in the transient buffer, but then we get "no available parser"

however, m-a is still possible in an org buffer, even without ts support.

Could we therefore have a fallback to whatever the m-a binding does in the current mode?
in this case org-backwards sentence, in scatch its backward-sentence.

But what would be the point? The point would be that its difficult to remember all the keybindings, and it would be nice to use the combobulate transient as a way to remember the bindings, that is, the combobulate transient would always be useful as a memory aid, and when ts support is available, the full combobulate experience would be available.

[mickeynp]

I'm a bit confused: why are you enabling combobulate in org mode?

[jave]

org mode is an example mode where you can move around in semantic units, and which atm dont have a ts support.

That is, M-a etc do useful things by calling org specific equivalent functions.

but anyway, if combobulate is only ever meant to be ts specific, that is fine as well.

[jave]

oh, and I didnt actually enable combobulate with mode hooks or anything, i just tried m-x combobulate in an org buffer to see what happens.