clipboard

# Clipboard Use this skill whenever the user asks to copy something to the clipboard. ## Critical Rule For Files When copying a file-like artifact, do **not** copy only the path as plain text. Copy it as a desktop file-list MIME item and verify the clipboard target. Examples of file-like artifacts: - zip bundles - screenshots - images - PDFs - generated reports - archives - any path the user expects to paste/upload as a file ## KDE Plasma / X11 KDE Plasma expects `text/uri-list` for file paste/upload workflows: ```bash ./run.sh file /absolute/path/to/file.zip ``` The expected verified payload is: ```text file:///absolute/path/to/file.zip ``` ## GNOME / X11 GNOME file-manager copy can use `x-special/gnome-copied-files`: ```bash ./run.sh file --target gnome /absolute/path/to/file.zip ``` The expected verified payload is: ```text copy file:///absolute/path/to/file.zip ``` ## Commands ```bash # Auto-detect desktop; KDE resolves to text/uri-list ./run.sh file /absolute/path/to/file.zip # Force KDE-compatible uri-list ./run.sh file --target kde /absolute/path/to/file.zip # Force GNOME copied-files target ./run.sh file --target gnome /absolute/path/to/file.zip # Copy plain text only when the user explicitly asks for text ./run.sh text "literal clipboard text" ``` ## Verification Contract For file copies, the operation is not complete unless the command verifies: 1. `TARGETS` includes the selected MIME target. 2. The payload contains the expected `file://...` URI. 3. A persistent `xclip` owner process is alive for the selected target. If verification fails, report the fallback path and do not claim clipboard success.