Features: * Agents view beside your clipboard history. Each agent session gets its own conversation as a private space — the key it holds can't see, list, or touch any other conversation or see your regular clipboard history either. * Secrets masked on screen — whole items or just the marked spans; paste yields the real value * Runbooks arrive as one batch: an agent pushes a multi-step sequence in a single call — steps display in order, one notification instead of N, and each step is its own paste * Preview pane: select and copy just a fragment, or ⌘O any item into an editable scratchpad window (a scratch copy, never written back) * Syntax highlighting, multi-item runbook batches, opt-in notification banners with a Copy button * Local-only: a Unix socket inside the app sandbox, no network. Upstream Maccy's behavior is unchanged
maccy-put skill (Claude Code): Teaches the agent to push proactively — the moment it writes destination-shaped text, without asking — and to announce it with a stable transcript marker (→ put in MaCcyP: …). Companion maccy-revise skill corrects items on request
MCP server (bundled in the app): put / put_batch / list / get / update / delete, per-span sensitive marking, language hints — stdio, works with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, anything that speaks MCP; a plain CLI covers harnesses that don't Install: notarized zip → drag to /Applications. Claude Code: claude plugin marketplace add harleensahni/MaCcyP, then claude plugin install maccyp@maccyp.
https://github.com/harleensahni/MaCcyP — signed + notarized, macOS 14+. Built on the excellent Maccy by Alexey Rodionov, which I've been using for a long time. Even if you're not interested in maccyp, definitely checkout maccy.