Clipboard reader for Claude Code

Claude wrote a document. Read it like one.

Run /copy in Claude Code. Pastery opens the response as a readable document, then keeps it in a local library for later.

Download for macOS

Free. macOS 15 or later.⌘⇧V to open

Fixed, both verified by runningKept from Claude Code

Claude responseClaude Codejust nowDocumentTextRaw

⎿  **Fixed, both verified by running:**

⎿  - **Declaration bug.** Withdrawing either statement 
   erased the other.
⎿  - **Constraint rebuild.** `0001_rls.sql` re-runs at 
   boot.

❯  ```bash
❯  git cherry-pick 4a40caec
❯  ```

⎿  **Evidence:** `workout-session-declarations.test.ts` 
   121 passed.

**Fixed, both verified by running:**

- **Declaration bug.** Withdrawing either statement erased the other.
- **Constraint rebuild.** `0001_rls.sql` re-runs at boot.

```bash
git cherry-pick 4a40caec
```

**Evidence:** `workout-session-declarations.test.ts` 121 passed.

Fixed, both verified by running:

Declaration bug. Withdrawing either statement erased the other.
Constraint rebuild. 0001_rls.sql re-runs at boot.

bash

git cherry-pick 4a40caec

Evidence: workout-session-declarations.test.ts 121 passed.

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Features

Built for the part after /copy.

The terminal can produce the answer. Pastery gives you somewhere to read it, keep it, and find it again.

Syncs with Claude

Claude Code responses arrive on their own. Pastery pairs each copy with the matching response file, so what you read is the whole answer rather than whatever fit in the clipboard.

Detects when to parse

Pastery recognises Markdown, code, and plain text on its own, and only builds a document when the content is one. Prompt markers and terminal wraps come out. Everything else is left exactly as copied.

Keep only what matters

Claude responses go straight in. Other substantial copies wait for your approval. Ignore the prompt and nothing is written to disk.

Full RTL support

Hebrew and Arabic read right to left throughout, in the document, the library, and search. Code, file paths, and commit hashes stay left to right inside the line where they belong.

Local on purpose

No account, telemetry, or sync. Nothing you copy leaves your Mac. The optional update check is the only network request.

Read the next one properly.

Pastery is free for macOS 15 or later. It sits in the Dock and opens from anywhere with ⌘⇧V.

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