Recognize
Detect a URL, token, diagram, or structured value and attach useful context.
EXTENSIONS FOR THE CLIPBOARD
Extensions recognize what you copied and put the right view or action where you need it—inside ClipsX, beside the original.
graph LR Copy --> Understand Understand --> Act
ONE CLIP. MORE USEFUL WAYS FORWARD.
An extension can contribute one focused capability or a complete workflow. ClipsX decides when it applies and keeps the original clip intact.
Detect a URL, token, diagram, or structured value and attach useful context.
Add a compact badge or a full detail view that follows the app theme.
Create a temporary result you can inspect before saving or copying it.
Place a relevant command in the preview toolbar or Actions menu.
START WITH THE FIRST-PARTY COLLECTION
Each package solves a recognizable clipboard task. Nothing is installed by default, so you choose what belongs in your workflow.
Offline renderer
Turn standalone Mermaid or a diagram inside Markdown into a navigable, theme-aware preview.
Local inspector
Read headers and claims locally while keeping one crucial distinction clear: decoded does not mean verified.
Local transform
Recognize encoded values, inspect their metadata, then encode or decode deliberately.
Format toolkit
Move between tables, structured data, TypeScript shapes, URLs, and the formats ClipsX already understands.
External action
Send only the selected, bounded text to ChatGPT or Claude after explicit approval.
CLEAR AT THE MOMENT IT MATTERS
Install, update, and first-use screens show what a package can access. Permission grants belong to one exact release and are revoked when its checksum changes.
Registry entries pin an exact version and SHA-256 checksum.
Extensions cannot browse your history, files, or network on their own.
An update with different capabilities comes back to you for review.
Repeated failures can quarantine a package without changing canonical clips.
Looking to use extensions?
Have a clipboard workflow in mind?