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Yes, that was more or less the idea.

_IMPORTING AND EXPORTING
I have checked that the automation, being a midi document, I can edit it from the midi editor by selecting the Controller Volume 7.
For that I import the automation as a track, and then "save as", overwriting the file.
It's a bit cumbersome, but this way I can get the import and export functionality.

_INVERTING THE AUTOMATION
Here I would suggest to include a functionality in
Clip>Tools>Re-scale> INVERTING
This would allow descending where it originally ascended and vice versa.

To invert the automation it is as simple as:
127 - ($Value-to-re-scale)

This applied each of the selected values would give an inverse wave of automation.

_CONVERT WAVE VOLUME TO CONTROLLER VALUES 7
There must be some plugin or software made that allows to do this, if I can't find it maybe I could try to do it myself.
The solution would be to take a volume date for each beat and write it as "midi Controller 7 volume".

_CONCLUSION
I see interesting to include the Clip>Tools>Re-scale> INVERTING functionality.
I leave it for your consideration.

Another approach to automations could be the drivers, as it happens in Blender or Vitalium. That is, being able to associate any output value to any input value. I know this is already too complex to ask.

So I'm going to keep thinking, investigating, and learning.
Let's see if in the future, instead of suggesting functionalities, I'll be able to contribute some code. : )