ctrl-cliplisted

⧉ Copy a message to the system clipboard cleanly formatted — no blockquote pipes, no terminal bars, no Claude commentary. Use whenever you draft a message the user will paste (Slack, Teams, PR comment, email) to add a clickable "⧉ ctrl + click" copy link under it, and when the user says "/ctrl-clip", "copy that", "put it on the clipboard" (in any language). Optional argument picks the target format: slack (default), md, plain.
geanruca/ctrl-clip · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 78

Install: claude install-skill geanruca/ctrl-clip

# ⧉ ctrl-clip Put text on the user's clipboard so it pastes cleanly. The built-in `/copy` copies the raw markdown of the last response — blockquotes turn into `>`/`│` pipes and the commentary comes along. This skill copies **only the content meant to be pasted**, reformatted for its destination. ## 1. Decide WHAT to copy Arguments: `$ARGUMENTS` - If the arguments describe the content ("the Slack reply", "the PR description", "the second draft"), copy that. - Otherwise copy the **most recent drafted message** in the conversation (a Slack reply, comment, email, PR text). If the last response had no draft, copy the whole last response. - Copy **only the draft** — never your own framing ("Here's a draft:", "Let me know if…", labels, explanations). - Keep the wording **verbatim**. Reformat, don't rewrite. Don't translate. ## 2. Format for the target First word of the arguments selects the format; default is `slack`. **slack** (default — also Teams, WhatsApp, chat) - No blockquotes (`>`), no headings (`#`), no tables, no horizontal rules. - Tables → one line per row: `Label: value, value`. - Bold: `*text*` (single asterisks). Italic: `_text_`. Keep inline `` `code` `` and ``` fenced blocks ```. - Bullets with `- `; blank line between paragraphs. - Links as bare URLs. **md** (PR descriptions, Azure DevOps / GitHub comments, docs) - Keep standard Markdown (headings, `**bold**`, lists, tables, code fences). - Still no blockquotes unless the content genuinely quotes s