copy-paste.cloud

Interact with copy-paste.cloud — a lightweight, public pastebin.

Use this skill to read recent public pastes, look up a paste by ID, or publish new content.

An API key is required for reading recent pastes and creating new ones.

Generate your key at copy-paste.cloud/developer.

When to Use

Activate this skill when the user:

• Asks to post, paste, share, or publish a snippet, code block, or text to copy-paste.cloud
• Asks to read, fetch, get, or show a paste from copy-paste.cloud (by ID or recent)
• Mentions a URL like https://copy-paste.cloud/ and wants the content retrieved
• Asks "what's on copy-paste.cloud lately?" or similar

Actions

1. Get recent public pastes

Returns the 10 most recent public pastes (sorted newest first).

bash scripts/get_recent.sh

Output: formatted list of paste IDs, titles, languages, and a content preview.

2. Get a paste by ID

Retrieve the full content and metadata of any public paste.

bash scripts/get_paste.sh <paste-id>

• paste-id — the UUID from the paste URL, e.g. 3f2a1c9e-...

Output: title, language, tags, author, creation date, and full content.

3. Create a new paste

Publish text or code as a new public paste.

bash scripts/create_paste.sh \
  --content "your text here" \
  [--title "optional title"] \
  [--language python|javascript|...] \
  [--tags "tag1,tag2"] \
  [--private] \
  [--burn-after-read] \
  [--expires-in-hours 24]

Supported languages: bash, c, cpp, csharp, css, dockerfile, go, html,

java, javascript, json, kotlin, markdown, php, python, ruby, rust,

sql, swift, typescript, xml, yaml. Omit for plain text.

Output: the URL of the newly created paste.

Configuration

Set your API key as an environment variable:

export COPYPASTE_API_KEY=cp_your_key_here

Generate a key at https://copy-paste.cloud/developer after signing in.

External Endpoints

Security & Privacy

• Your COPYPASTE_API_KEY is sent as a Bearer token to api.copy-paste.cloud only.
• Paste content you create is sent to api.copy-paste.cloud and stored on copy-paste.cloud servers.
• No data is written to your local filesystem.
• Private pastes (--private) are only visible to your account; all others are public.
• Burn-after-read pastes (--burn-after-read) are deleted from the server after first view.