macOS
Download .dmgFirst launch: right-click the app → Open (or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway), then allow Accessibility so it can paste.
Stop retyping the same prompts. Clazy saves them once and pastes them into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, VS Code or
your terminal. Press CtrlAlt1, type ;push, or search them all.
PASTE IS
ALWAYS ---
ONE KEY AWAY
+ The problem
and a slightly worse version comes out every time.
find it, copy it, switch back, paste it — and lose your train of thought.
because your best prompts are buried in chat threads you'll never scroll back to.
+ What it does
Give a prompt CtrlAlt1 and it pastes into whatever app has focus. Clazy warns you before you take a combo your browser or OS already uses.
Type ;push in your terminal or ;review in a chat box. Clazy erases the trigger and pastes the full prompt in its place.
Forgot a shortcut? Press CtrlShiftSpace anywhere, type a few letters, press Enter. Focus jumps back and the prompt lands at your cursor.
Write {{subject}} once and Clazy asks for it before pasting — with defaults, dropdowns and your last answer remembered.
{{clipboard}} drops in what you just copied, {{cursor}} places the caret — and your original clipboard is put back afterwards.
No account, no cloud, no telemetry. Prompts live in a local SQLite file; to spot triggers the app keeps only the last 64 typed characters in memory.
+ Process
Paste in the prompt you keep retyping. Five starter prompts for coding and image generation are ready on day one.
Click the recorder and press a combo, or type a trigger like ;tests. Or skip it — every prompt is in the palette.
In a browser, IDE, terminal or chat app. The prompt appears at your cursor in a fraction of a second.
What you save
Write unit tests for the code below using
{{framework=pytest}}. Cover edge cases.
{{clipboard}}
Focus on: {{cursor}}
What gets pasted
Write unit tests for the code below using
pytest. Cover edge cases.
def parse(s): return s.split(",")
Focus on:
THE FIRST INSTALLERS ARE BEING BUILT. CHECK BACK SOON — OR BUILD FROM SOURCE ON GITHUB.
First launch: right-click the app → Open (or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway), then allow Accessibility so it can paste.
If SmartScreen appears, choose “More info → Run anyway”. The installer isn't code-signed yet.
Install with sudo apt install ./Clazy-linux-amd64.deb. Hotkeys and pasting need an X11 session.
Yes. The app is free and open source under the MIT licence, with no limits on prompts, hotkeys or triggers.
Any app where you can paste text: browsers (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini), editors and IDEs (Cursor, VS Code, JetBrains), terminals, Slack, Notion and email. If an app blocks synthetic paste, switch Settings → Paste method to “Type it out”.
Yes. On Linux, set the paste keystroke to CtrlShiftV in Settings, because most Linux terminals don't paste with CtrlV. Windows Terminal and macOS terminals work out of the box.
macOS requires Accessibility permission for any app that presses keys for you — that's how Clazy sends ⌘V. Text triggers may also need Input Monitoring. Clazy walks you through both on first launch.
The installers aren't signed with a paid Apple or Microsoft certificate yet, so macOS asks you to confirm with right-click → Open and Windows SmartScreen asks you to click “More info → Run anyway”. The full source is on GitHub and every installer is built there by GitHub Actions.
In a SQLite database in your user data folder (Settings → About shows the exact path). Export to JSON or Markdown any time. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.