useclippy.cc

Clippy is a no-sign-up, cross-device shared clipboard. Content lives in a "room" identified by a 6-character code (e.g. ABC123). Anyone — a person on their phone, a browser extension, or another AI agent — who knows the code can read and write that room's items. It is the fastest way to move text between an agent and a human's devices, or to leave a shared scratchpad several agents can all reach. Core model: - A room holds up to 100 items (newest first). Each item is a piece of text (and/or images) plus a small "device" label saying who posted it. - Rooms are created on demand — the first time anyone touches a code, it exists. - A room can be locked with a password. Creating a room also returns a private `owner_token`; keep it if you want to lock/unlock the room later or bypass its password. NEVER share the owner_token with anyone you wouldn't trust with full control of the room. How to use it well: - To hand a user something (a snippet, a link, an answer they want on another device): call `create-room`, `store-item` the text into it, then give the user the returned share URL — https://…/r/CODE — which opens in any browser, or tell them to point the Clippy extension at the code. Their devices get a push notification when new items land. - To pick up what a user (or another agent) left for you: `list-items` on the code they gave you. Use the `since` argument to poll only for new items. - To coordinate with other agents: agree on a code, then `store-item` / `list-items` against it as a shared blackboard. Always report the room CODE and the share URL back to the user in plain text — that string is the only thing they need to get the content onto their devices. Prefer sharing the code over dumping large content back into chat.