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macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · Menubar app · Requires Accessibility permission
Terminal output
Raw terminal output breaks when you paste it.
Numbers, bullets, line breaks all get mangled.
➜ claude analyze --output report.md
Analyzing codebase structure...
Found 47 files across 8 modules
Key findings:
- auth.ts has 3 potential security issues
- utils/format.ts lacks error handling
- 12 components missing accessibility attributes
Recommendations:
1. Add input validation to login()
2. Wrap format calls in try/catch
3. Add aria-labels to interactive elements
Report saved to report.md
Analyzing codebase structure...
Found 47 files across 8 modules
Key findings:
- auth.ts has 3 potential security
issues
- utils/format.ts lacks error
handling
- 12 components missing
accessibility attributes
Recommendations:
1. Add input validation to
login()
2. Wrap format calls in
try/catch
Analyzing codebase structure...
Found 47 files across 8 modules
Key findings:
• auth.ts has 3 potential security issues
• utils/format.ts lacks error handling
• 12 components missing accessibility attributes
Recommendations:
1. Add input validation to login()
2. Wrap format calls in try/catch
3. Add aria-labels to interactive elements
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From a web page, Claude, Perplexity, Notion, or your terminal. PrettyPaste detects what kind of content it is.
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Instead of pasting normally. PrettyPaste intercepts, transforms, and sends the clean version straight to your cursor.
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Claude Code, Warp, any terminal
Terminal output has hard line breaks at 80–120 characters. PrettyPaste detects the wrap width and rejoins lines, so paragraphs flow naturally and code blocks stay intact.
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