Your first transformation

ClipSlop is installed, permissions are granted, a provider is configured. Time for the moment of truth.

1. Open any app — Notes, Mail, Slack, your editor.
2. Type or paste a sentence with a deliberate typo: "i recieved your email yesterday and i wanted too say thanks for there quick reply."
3. Select the sentence.
4. Press ⌃⌘G. ClipSlop runs Fix Grammar in the background.
5. The corrected text replaces the selection.

That's Quick Paste — the fastest mode. No app switch, no dialog, no copy-paste dance.

What just happened?

ClipSlop simulated ⌘C to read your selection, ran the Fix Grammar prompt against the configured provider, and simulated ⌘V with the result. The clipboard is restored to whatever was on it before the run.

Want more than one step?

Press ⌃⌘C instead. ClipSlop opens its floating panel with the selection, and you can chain prompts together: translate, then rewrite, then format. See The full pipeline.

Where to next

Q

Quick Paste

The inline mode you just used. Bind any prompt to any hotkey.

Read more →P

The full pipeline

Chain prompts. Branch from any step. The keyboard-first power tool.

Read more →R

Built-in prompts

Six groups, forty-plus prompts, all editable.

Browse the catalogue →K

Keyboard shortcuts

Rebind anything. The defaults are just suggestions.

Customise →