clipmesh
One clipboard across all your computers.
Copy on one computer, paste on the next, on any network. Pictures and files go too. Everything travels device to device, end-to-end encrypted, and is never stored on a server.
Network and clipboardComing soon · free
What it does.
Shared clipboard
Text you copy is ready to paste on your other signed-in computers. Items a password manager marks as secret are never sent.
- Platforms
- Win: works
- Mac: works
- Linux: works
Pictures
A copied picture, or an inkshot capture, lands on your other computers’ clipboards too.
- Platforms
- Win: works
- Mac: works
- Linux: works
Send files
Send files to another of your computers. They land in Downloads, never overwrite anything, and pick up where they stopped.
- Platforms
- Win: works
- Mac: works
- Linux: works
- Permission
- macOS: Local Network
Dashed: from the CLI and agents only, no keys there. Struck through: not on that system yet.
With an agent.
Add the MCP server once, and your agent can use the tools below. Tools that look need read access; tools that change something need write access, and stay off until you allow them in natdal.
“Put that command on my laptop’s clipboard.” An agent on a server hands you the line on the computer you are typing on.
claude mcp add clipmesh -- clipmesh mcp| Tool | Access | What |
|---|---|---|
| list_devices | — | your signed-in devices |
| read_clip / read_history | read | the clipboard and recent clips on this device |
| write_clip | write | put text on a device’s clipboard |
| list_transfers / transfer_status | read | file transfers and their progress |
| send_files / cancel_transfer | write | send files to a device, or stop |
Permissions.
natdal asks for these when you turn the feature on. Without them the extension keeps running, limited, and says what is missing.
- macOS: Local Network · Send files