MCP Clipboard
未认领MCP server that reads and writes your system clipboard — tables, text, code, JSON, URLs, images — so Claude can paste, analyze, and copy back without losing structure.
安装
pipx run mcp-clipboard更多Developer Tools服务器
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已认领和已认证的服务器每周接受一次静态扫描，显示代码能触及的范围（外部服务、环境变量、shell 命令、代理配置目录）以及带有已知公告的依赖。认领此列表即可获得。 安全概况的工作原理
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文档中列出的工具 (8)
内容来自项目文档。服务器握手不会验证每个工具的说明或行为。
clipboard_copy
Write text content to the system clipboard. Accepts an optional mimetype parameter (text/plain by default; also text/html, text/rtf, image/svg+xml, or any text/ on Wayland/X11).
clipboard_copy_image
Write a PNG or JPEG image to the system clipboard from base64-encoded bytes. Pass-through with no re-encoding; magic bytes are validated against the declared MIME. Use clipboardcopy for text.
clipboard_copy_markdown
Render markdown to HTML and place both formats on the clipboard so paste targets pick the right one — Slack/Gmail/Notion/Discord get rich text; vim/terminal get the source. macOS/Windows write both atomically; Wayland/X11 are single-MIME and write only text/html.
clipboard_list_formats
List what MIME types are currently on the clipboard. Accepts selection="primary" for the X11/Wayland PRIMARY selection.
clipboard_paste
Primary tool. Read any clipboard content: tables, text, code, JSON, URLs, images. Tables are formatted as Markdown/JSON/CSV; pass includeschema=true to append inferred column types. Images are returned as image content the model can see. Optional selection="primary" reads the X11/Wayland PRIMARY sel
clipboard_read_raw
Return raw clipboard content for a given MIME type (diagnostic). Any non-binary type passes through; only image/, audio/, video/, and application/octet-stream are rejected. Use clipboardpaste for images. Accepts selection="primary" for the X11/Wayland PRIMARY selection.
clipboard_version
Return the running mcp-clipboard package version as {"name": "mcp-clipboard", "version": "<x.y.z>"}. Diagnostic. Useful for hosts that don't surface the standard MCP serverInfo block to the model, and for test harnesses that need to record which build served a given run.
macOS
Built-in