send-secret-clipboard

To share clipboard contents securely, pipe the data directly to the send-secret CLI to generate a one-time, self-destructing URL. This prevents the sensitive text from entering the agent's context while providing a secure link for teammates.

Yes, you can generate a one-time link on macOS by piping clipboard data through pbpaste to the send-secret CLI. The CLI encrypts the data and issues a self-destructing share URL with view limits.

Piping clipboard data directly to the send-secret CLI prevents exposure by ensuring the agent never reads the sensitive text. The CLI handles encryption and issues a one-time URL, keeping the clipboard contents out of the agent's context.

The workflow is macOS-focused using pbpaste, but includes guidance for other platforms to avoid exposing clipboard data to the agent. Users on non-macOS systems must rely on equivalent platform-specific clipboard piping mechanisms.

Opening a one-time link generated by the send-secret CLI retrieves the encrypted clipboard secret. The link is self-destructing and subject to view limits, ensuring the shared data cannot be accessed multiple times.

Yes, the send-secret CLI is required to encrypt clipboard contents and issue the self-destructing share URL. The Skill relies on this command-line tool to process the piped data and generate the secure link.