Any client-based program that does something automatically (IE: Determining where to aim upon capturing glance information) without player input is illegal, just like a trigger to recite at or backstab someone as soon as they enter a room is illegal, or a trigger to repeatedly cast cure blindness 30 times and then sleep for 5 minutes is illegal.
Setting up an trigger to butcher corpses automatically upon NPC death, for example, is illegal.
Aliases are legal and nearly impossible to do without. Triggers are not. On the other hand, I've never seen anyone punished for using triggers.
If you wanted to do this in a "legal" way, you would need to set up a trigger which set a local variable (say @aim) to "upper," "mid," or "lower" that fired when you looked at a target. Then you could have an alias for "aim @aim" that would switch your aim to that local variable, but that you had to enter yourself.
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Like I said, the only way it would trigger is if I type: l NPC and the key phrase is in the NPC desc. Nothing automatic about it.
Uhh... that's still automatic. It's just not constant. That's like saying "This backstab trigger only fires when I walk into a room and see Ralina. Nothing automatic about it."