Do you mean that as in, having 10 applications bound to 0-9, and being able to cycle through instances of that application by repeatedly pressing the corresponding number in the number row?
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Basically, but it'd be different applications in one number slot rather than cycling through one application's instances.
You could probably do it pretty easily in Hyprland with the monocle layout and making SUPER+[current_workspace_nr] switch to the next application by adding some lua to your keybinds.
if DEs are okay then GNOME + Dash to Dock extension