@sagarmoy22@X The main concept it is built around is triggers and actions - if you copy something that matches the trigger condition, it runs an action. That might be proofreading, stripping out tracking params, or something you wrote yourself.
@preethamrangu It remembers what you copy and automatically transforms it. For example, you could tell it to format ugly JSON automatically. https://t.co/irtoRvZzUf
@sagarmoy22@X I wrote a clipboard manager that automatically transforms what you copy - for example, automatically formatting JSON. My next feature is paste prediction. Fridays release brought a new iCloud sync engine. https://t.co/irtoRvZzUf
@casparbuilds@X I made it a automation language so you could transform anything any way you like. Now I'm looking at competitors killer features and trying to one-up them.
@hardyyy_15 I loved coding things myself as a competitive programmer but I just canโt build solo without AI - you try generating 80k lines in a few months.
@casparbuilds@X I built PasteDaemon because I wanted JSON I copied to be automatically formatted before I pasted it. No other Mac clipboard manager offers automatic transformations. If they had what I wanted, I would have bought that rather than build my own.