name: ctrl-clip description: '⧉ 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.' category: communication license: MIT allowed-tools: Write, Bash(${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/clip.sh:), Bash(${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/clip-setup.sh:)
⧉ ctrl-clip
Source: https://github.com/geanruca/ctrl-clip (MIT). Also installable as a Claude Code plugin:
/plugin marketplace add geanruca/ctrl-clipthen/plugin install ctrl-clip@ctrl-clip. Usage:/ctrl-clip [slack|md|plain] [what to copy].
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: