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@pasteapp/mcp

v0.1.3

Published

Local MCP server bridge for Paste — give Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other AI tools access to your Mac clipboard history and pinboards.

Downloads

599

Readme

Paste MCP

npm version npm downloads license

Local MCP server for Paste. Give Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other AI tools access to your Mac's clipboard history and pinboards — without anything leaving your device.

Your assistant can search your clipboard items, pull one into context, or save its output to a pinboard.

Install

Use add-mcp to connect Paste to all your installed AI apps:

npx add-mcp @pasteapp/mcp

The first time an app uses Paste, it'll ask you to authenticate and allow access.

Alternatively, connect Paste to each app manually:

Claude Code

claude mcp add paste -- npx -y @pasteapp/mcp

Codex

codex mcp add paste -- npx -y @pasteapp/mcp

Cursor

Add to Cursor

VS Code

Install in VS Code

Connect from Paste

You can also connect any app right inside Paste. Open Settings → MCP & AI Tools, click Connect AI Tool, and choose your app — Paste does the rest.

Connecting an AI tool from Paste's MCP & AI Tools settings

Privacy Policy

Paste MCP runs locally on your Mac — it bridges your AI app to Paste's on-device server and sends nothing to Paste's own servers. Your clipboard items only reach the AI apps you approve, and you can revoke access anytime in Settings → MCP & AI Tools.

Full policy — what data is processed, how it's stored, sharing, retention, and contact: https://pasteapp.io/privacy.

Troubleshooting

The AI tool says Paste isn't available. Make sure Paste is running and MCP is enabled in Settings → MCP & AI Tools.

Tools don't show up after connecting. Fully quit and reopen your AI app so it relaunches the server.

npx errors or "command not found". Confirm Node.js 18+ is installed: node --version.

Requirements

  • macOS with Paste 6.6+, and MCP enabled in Settings → MCP & AI Tools
  • Node.js 18+

Contributing

Issues and pull requests welcome — see the issue tracker.

License

MIT © Paste Team ApS