name: annotated-reply-skill description: "Copy the last assistant response (or a file) to the clipboard with an annotation header, ready to paste back as an annotated reply. Explicit invocation only." disable-model-invocation: true

Annotated Reply

Copy content to the clipboard with an annotation header so the user can paste it back, annotate it, and submit.

Usage

/annotated-reply-skill              # last assistant response
/annotated-reply-skill <path>       # a specific file
/annotated-reply-skill --raw        # last response without annotation header
/annotated-reply-skill <path> --raw # file without annotation header

Procedure

1. Parse arguments: Extract file path (if any) and --raw flag from $ARGUMENTS.
2. Get content:
   • If a file path is given, read that file.
   • If no path, use the immediately preceding assistant message verbatim. Do not skip it or pick a different message.
3. Build the prefill:
   • If --raw: use the content as-is with a trailing newline.
   • Otherwise: prepend an annotation header:

     annotated reply below:
     original source: <label>
     annotation syntax: [an: your note]
     precedence: later messages supersede these annotations unless user explicitly references them
     
     ---
     
     <content>
     
     --- end annotations ---
     

     Where <label> is either "last model response" or the file path.
4. Copy to clipboard: Pipe the prefill to pbcopy (macOS) or xclip -selection clipboard (Linux).
5. Notify: Output a single line: "Copied to clipboard. Paste (Cmd+V), then Ctrl+G to open in your external editor. Annotate, save, close, and submit."

Do NOT output the content itself — it's already on the clipboard. Keep the response to just the notification line.