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Bind a system-wide keyboard shortcut to a CopyQ Custom Command — show menu, paste-as-plain-text, run a transformation on the current clipboard, etc. Covers both the in-CopyQ `GlobalShortcut` field and the alternative of binding the shortcut at the…
Idioma del texto original: inglés
Read the current clipboard, the X11 PRIMARY selection, or any item from CopyQ history — by row, by MIME type, or filtered by regex. Use when the user wants to inspect what's on the clipboard, dump history to a file, or pipe clipboard contents into another…
Idioma del texto original: inglés
Authoritative reference for the CopyQ command-line interface and scripting language on Ubuntu Linux. Load this before authoring any other CopyQ skill output so generated commands and scripts are syntactically valid. Covers `copyq` subcommands (read, write,…
Idioma del texto original: inglés
Export CopyQ Custom Commands to a versionable `.ini` bundle and import them on another machine or after a reinstall. Use when the user wants to back up their CopyQ commands, sync between workstations, or ship a curated bundle as part of a dotfiles repo.
Idioma del texto original: inglés
Install CopyQ on Ubuntu (apt or upstream PPA), enable autostart, and apply a sensible baseline configuration — clipboard history limit, store images, monitor selections, and tray behaviour. Use when the user says CopyQ is missing, freshly installed, or…
Idioma del texto original: inglés
Create, rename, reorder, and remove CopyQ tabs; move or copy items between tabs; deduplicate; pin items; and clear history selectively. Use when organising clipboard history into named buckets (Links, Snippets, Code, etc.) or doing bulk cleanup.
Idioma del texto original: inglés
Author a CopyQ Custom Command — automatic clipboard transformations, menu actions, or global-shortcut handlers. Produces a valid `.ini` snippet that can be imported via Preferences → Commands → Load, or via `copyq loadCommands`. Use when the user wants CopyQ…
Idioma del texto original: inglés