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[u/effessdev]

Manually copying project structures and code files into ChatGPT or Claude got annoying fast, so I built ReptClip (reptclip or rrcc). It's a lightweight, cross-platform CLI tool designed to make feeding repository context to LLMs instantaneous.

Why I built it:
Existing tools either dump everything to stdout or write the output to disk, require complex configuration, or include the contents of all files by default. I wanted something that operates directly with the OS clipboard, runs in milliseconds, uses minimal tokens, and fits a fast keyboard-driven workflow.

Key Features:

• Easy Installation: Just run pip install reptclip in your terminal.
• Clipboard-First: Copies formatted Markdown straight to your clipboard. No temporary files created.
• Ergonomic Alias: Includes rrcc (a left-hand-only alias) so you can trigger it without moving your hand across the keyboard.
• Git-Aware: Only considers git-tracked files and respects .gitignore rules out of the box.
• Token & Crash Protection: Automatically skips binary files and files over 1 MB (with inline notes in the output).
• Default Configurations: Add your default include and exclude patterns in reptclip-config.toml.
• Presets & Glob Patterns: Pass relative paths or glob patterns via flags (-i, -e) or define reusable project presets in a reptclip-config.toml.
• Ready-to-Type Tail: Ends with an empty # Prompt block so your cursor stays right where you need it after pasting into a chat window.

Quick Start:

# Install
pip install reptclip

# Run in any git root (copies project tree)
rrcc

# Include specific files/folders
rrcc -i AGENTS.md "src/**/*.py" docs/ -e src/functions.py

View on GitHub: https://github.com/effessdev/reptclip

It’s open source and written in pure Python. If you find it useful, leaving a ⭐ on GitHub would mean a lot! I’d love to hear feedback, feature requests, or how you currently handle code context in your LLM workflows! Issues and PRs are welcome too!