ContextPaste v0.3.0 — Context-Aware Auto-Paste

ContextPaste v0.3.0

The clipboard manager that reads your screen and pastes the right thing automatically.

New: Context-Aware Auto-Paste

When you press Ctrl+Shift+V, ContextPaste now:

1. Reads the screen — detects what the focused app/field is asking for (via Windows UI Automation)
2. Matches context — uses keyword analysis + content type inference to find the best clipboard item
3. Auto-pastes if confident — pastes immediately and shows a small toast notification
4. Falls back to overlay — if confidence is below threshold, shows the normal Quick Paste overlay

How It Works

Terminal asks: "Enter your GitHub token:"
  → ContextPaste reads "GitHub token" from the focused element
  → Matches to your most recent Credential item
  → Auto-pastes it (confidence: 85%)
  → Shows toast: "Auto-pasted: ghp_••••wxyz (85%)"

Paste Rules

Create custom rules in Settings > Auto-Paste:

• App pattern — regex match against app name (e.g., Terminal|cmd)
• Window title pattern — regex match against window title
• Context pattern — regex match against screen text (e.g., password|token|secret)
• Action — paste most recent item of a type, or a specific pinned item

Configuration

Setting	Default	Description
Enable auto-paste	Off	Opt-in feature, must be enabled
Confidence threshold	75%	Slider from 50% to 95%
Show toast	On	Notification after auto-paste

Safety

• Credentials are NEVER auto-pasted — always shows overlay for sensitive items
• Low confidence = overlay — no guessing, falls back to manual selection
• Opt-in — disabled by default, enable in Settings > Auto-Paste

Downloads (Windows x64)

File	Type
ContextPaste_0.3.0_x64-setup.exe	Windows installer (NSIS)
ContextPaste_0.3.0_x64_en-US.msi	Windows installer (MSI)
ContextPaste-0.3.0-portable.exe	Portable executable

Full Changelog

v0.2.0...v0.3.0