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I finally have something to share here. How often do you copy something, then edit it before pasting it? Remove tracking parameters, shorten a URL, clean up text, turn a bullet list into Markdown list… I built Clipboard Transformer for that: github.com/jag-k/clipbo... #OpenSource #Productivity

github.comGitHub - jag-k/clipboard-transformer: A native desktop app that quietly cleans copied text and links using rules you controlA native desktop app that quietly cleans copied text and links using rules you control - jag-k/clipboard-transformer

4/8/26, 4:41 pm2 reposts6 likes

Jag_k

@jagk.dev

4 Aug

Clipboard Transformer is a native, configurable clipboard transformation tool for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It has a tray app and a CLI. Rules are YAML; the project is open source. It works system-wide, not only in a browser.

Jag_k

@jagk.dev

4 Aug

Copy: example.com/article?utm_... Paste: example.com/article It can also clean copied text, convert bullet lists to Markdown, shorten YouTube URLs, and apply any your own rules! This tool basically limited only by your imagination.

Jag_k

@jagk.dev

4 Aug

Rules can be simple, but also compose local or remote imports, nested rulesets, native shell/item-shell rules, and capability-scoped WASM plugins. For example, the GitLab plugin turns GitLab URLs into Markdown links and can resolve titles via an explicitly permitted GitLab API.

Jag_k

@jagk.dev

4 Aug

I use a shared URL-cleanup pack with 1030+ site-specific rules alongside local personal/work rules. Just add this into your config.yml for a project: ```yaml rules: - import: gist.github.com/jag-k/3f9cd1... ```