The full pipeline

Select text → ⌃⌘C → R → B → T → E → done

When one transformation isn't enough:

1. Trigger. Select text anywhere, press ⌃⌘C. The selection appears in a floating panel.
2. Navigate. A nested prompt tree with single-key mnemonics: T → Translate, R → Rewrite, F → Format. Drill into folders, pick a prompt — one keypress each.
3. Chain. Each result becomes the input for the next prompt. Translate → Elaborate → Format as Email. Every step is saved.
4. History. Use ←/→ to walk the full transformation chain. Branch from any step. See History & branching.
5. Use. Copy (⌘C), edit (⌘E), save (⌘S), or keep chaining.

The floating panel — what you'll see when you trigger the pipeline:

The prompt tree

Prompts live in folders. Each folder has a mnemonic key:

[T] Translate
    [E] English
    [F] Finnish
    [R] Russian
    ...
[R] Rewrite
    [B] Business
    [P] Professional
    [W] Warm
    ...
[F] Format
    [G] Fix Grammar
    [E] Email
    [M] Markdownify
    ...

So T → E translates to English. R → B rewrites in a business tone. F → M reformats as Markdown.

Add your own prompts and folders in Settings → Prompts — every prompt has a name, mnemonic, system prompt, optional global shortcut, and per-prompt provider override. See Prompt library for details.

Process from clipboard

If you've already copied text and don't want to re-select, press ⌃⌘V instead — ClipSlop opens with whatever's on the clipboard as input.

Blank editor

Want to write something from scratch and run prompts on it? Press ⌃⌘N to open an empty editor. Type, then trigger any prompt.