メニュー
Copy content to the system clipboard without whitespace noise. Use when you need to copy generated content (emails, configs, code) to the user's clipboard cleanly.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
| name | clipper |
| description | Copy content to the system clipboard without whitespace noise. Use when you need to copy generated content (emails, configs, code) to the user's clipboard cleanly. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(guppi-clipper:*) |
| version | 0.1.1 |
| author | Sam Dengler |
| license | MIT |
Copies content to the system clipboard, bypassing the indentation that Claude Code adds to output. Write content to a temp file, then use guppi-clipper copy --file to put it on the clipboard.
guppi-clipper copy [--file FILE]Copy content to the system clipboard.
Options:
--file / -f — read content from a file (recommended for agent use)Agent workflow:
/tmp/clipper-<context>.txt using the Write toolguppi-clipper copy --file /tmp/clipper-<context>.txtStdin workflow:
echo "hello" | guppi-clipper copy
cat config.yaml | guppi-clipper copy
guppi-clipper pastePrint clipboard contents to stdout.
guppi-clipper paste
guppi-clipper paste | wc -l
# Agent: write content to temp file, then copy
guppi-clipper copy --file /tmp/clipper-email-draft.txt
# Pipe content directly
echo "clean text" | guppi-clipper copy
# Read clipboard
guppi-clipper paste
guppi-clipper skill install # Register with guppi-cli
guppi-clipper skill show # Display SKILL.md contents
Rank movie showtimes by the user's format preferences and find the best contiguous seats by their saved seat preferences. Use when the user wants to find movie tickets/seats (currently Regal/regmovies.com). Booking is human-in-the-loop — usher proposes seats and a deep link; the user logs in and pays.
Analyze academic papers using the Feynman Technique. Use when you need to create a clear, structured explanation of an academic paper.
Manage experimental spike projects in a centralized, searchable location. Use when you need to create, find, or navigate to spike/experiment directories.
Cross-project task and idea tracker built on beads. Use when you need to capture ideas, tasks, reading lists, or track async work across projects.
Research historical events from local history sources (Chrome, terminal). Use when you need to find what happened, when it happened, or retrace activity.
Telegram-based messaging for Claude workflows. Use when you need to send or receive messages and files between Claude Desktop and Claude Code.