This custom app looks like it can handle doing some of the above for you:
But it's nothing you can't do yourself by just creating virtual devices on your own and using a rule (or any app--but it's pretty much either RM or a custom app given what's involved) to run the commands on the actual device and, if desired, manipulate the virtual device state to match. Either this or the above could do that.
What should really happen IMHO is that Hubitat should update their driver so that each outlet is exposed as a child switch device with its own "on" and "off" commands, making it usable like standard devices. The Aeon strip driver was one of the earliest drivers Hubitat wrote and pre-dates the ability to create child devices on Hubitat, so at the time, this was about the only way to do this. Newer drivers like the Zooz Power Strip do it how one might expect, but the Aeon driver hasn't been updated to match. The device itself seems to have been discontinued, which I suppose might be one reason this driver hasn't received any love lately, but with lots of people switching from other platforms, I've seen the question come up from time to time.
