No, and as you point out, having multiple modes can make things really complicated if they start to overlap.
In your particular situation I’d seriously consider using a virtual switch. Makes everything a lot easier It just needs some additional one-time set up.
- create a virtual switch
- set up a smart lighting automation for the virtual switch so that it turns itself off after five minutes whenever it is turned on. You don’t have to put any restrictions on it.
Three) set up a smart lighting automation so that the real module turns on and off whenever the virtual switch turns on and off.
Now whenever you want to have the module come on and turn itself off again after five minutes, don’t include the module in the logic – – just include the virtual switch. You can turn The virtual switch on with smart tiles or the official mobile app; you can turn the virtual switch on with a routine or another smart app. Just whenever you turn the virtual switch on, the real module will come on and then turn off again in five minutes when the virtual switch turns itself off. But you’re still free to use the real module with any other routine or smart app and it won’t turn itself off. 
So when you want the behavior of come on for five minutes and turn off again, reference the virtual switch.
When you just want regular on/off behavior reference the physical switch.