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Copy text to the user's clipboard. Use when the user wants to copy generated content, summaries, or any text to their clipboard.
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WaniWani CLI (`@waniwani/cli`, binary `waniwani`): connect a local repo to a managed or external MCP agent on app.waniwani.ai, run the MCP locally and connect it to the hosted playground via local mode. Trigger when the user wants to log in, link a project, run their MCP locally with the WaniWani playground, debug auth/token issues, or configure `waniwani.json`. The CLI ships only the four commands `login`, `logout`, `connect`, `dev` โ anything else is the SDK or the dashboard.
Create and configure MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers with tools. Use when creating MCP server tools, updating existing MCP implementations, or working with the @modelcontextprotocol/sdk package.
Add or update translations for pages and components in the WaniWani app. Use when the user wants to add translations, create translation files, internationalize a page, make text translatable, or update existing translations. Also use proactively when creating new pages or components with user-facing text.
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| name | copy |
| description | Copy text to the user's clipboard. Use when the user wants to copy generated content, summaries, or any text to their clipboard. |
| allowed-tools | Bash |
Copy text content to the user's system clipboard.
Detect the platform and use the appropriate command:
pbcopyxclip -selection clipboard (or xsel --clipboard)For multi-line content, use a heredoc with the appropriate clipboard command:
macOS:
cat <<'EOF' | pbcopy
Your content here
Multiple lines supported
EOF
Linux:
cat <<'EOF' | xclip -selection clipboard
Your content here
Multiple lines supported
EOF
Check the OS before copying:
if [[ "$OSTYPE" == "darwin"* ]]; then
# macOS
cat <<'EOF' | pbcopy
content
EOF
elif command -v xclip &> /dev/null; then
# Linux with xclip
cat <<'EOF' | xclip -selection clipboard
content
EOF
else
echo "No clipboard utility found"
fi
xclip may need to be installed (apt install xclip)