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p-clipboard-copy

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Pull copy-worthy fragments out of the ongoing session — commands, code blocks, file paths, URLs, IDs, queries, message drafts, error snippets, diffs — and push them into the macOS clipboard history as separate entries, stripped of markdown fences, shell prompts and line numbers, ordered so the most relevant one is what Cmd+V pastes. Message drafts are copied as rich text so bold and bullet lists survive pasting into Slack. Use when the user says "copy that", "clip this", "copy the command and the path", "put those on my clipboard", "clip the last few things", or "/p-clipboard-copy".

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# Clipboard Copy

Copy several useful fragments from this session into clipboard history at once,
each as its own entry, each containing only the part worth pasting.

The user has a clipboard history manager, so copying 3-6 items is cheap and
useful. The value of this skill is **extraction quality**, not volume: a command
without its `$` prompt, a path without the prose around it, a query without the
explanation. Never copy a whole assistant message — that is what the built-in
`/copy` is for.

## Arguments

- **`[hint]`** — free text narrowing what to grab: `/p-clipboard-copy the sql and the pod name`.
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