copylisted

# Copy to clipboard ## Two modes ### Mode A — proactive (skill auto-applied while constructing a response) Trigger: your response is about to include text the user will need to paste somewhere external. Examples: - A PromQL / LogQL / SQL query for Grafana Explore - A shell command they should run themselves (NOT via the Bash tool) - A config snippet for a file they edit by hand - A JavaScript snippet they'll paste into the browser devtools console - A long URL or a curl invocation carrying credentials Action: 1. Show the text inline first — code-fenced as usual — so they can read it before deciding. 2. After the response body, use `AskUserQuestion` with one short question: > "Copy *\<one-line description\>* to clipboard?" Options: `Yes` / `No thanks`. Single-select. No multiSelect, no preview. 3. On `Yes`, run via Bash (quoted heredoc — keeps `$variables` and `` `backticks` `` from shell-expanding): ```bash cat <<'PBCOPY_EOF' | "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/copy.sh" <verbatim content> PBCOPY_EOF ``` 4. Confirm afterwards in one short line: `Copied.` If the helper exited non-zero it printed an install hint on stderr — relay that instead of claiming success. 5. On `No`, do nothing further. Don't re-ask this turn. If a response has multiple distinct copyable blocks, batch into ONE AskUserQuestion: `Copy A` / `Copy B` / `Copy both` / `Copy none` — not one prompt per block. ### Mode B — user-invoked (the user typed `/clipboard:copy ...`) Trigger: you