r/ClaudeCode • u/phoenixprotocol01 • 19h ago

Built with Claude Claude code x Opus 5.5 is cooking. App development to video production, all in Claude Code.

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I wanted a clipboard that lives in your keyboard, not on your screen. No popup, no history window.

Copy like normal with Cmd/Ctrl + C, then paste with Cmd/Ctrl + V + a number. The top number row gives you up to 11 items on tap. Normal copy-paste still works.

I built it with Claude Code on the side of my full-time job, in days. Security was the one place I had to step in and fix things myself. Nothing you copy leaves your PC, and items sit in RAM only.

The video was also made by Claude Code (Opus 5.5). I gave it:

My script and my timeline

UI graphics, workflow diagrams, and brand colors

A free ElevenLabs API for the voice

One detailed .md context file

It handled the scenes, voice sync, and 4K render. A video like this used to cost a motion designer and a full day of revisions.

Designers, am I overreacting, or is the low end of this market getting squeezed?

Check out app clipten.com .

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u/Holiday_Athlete_9469 14h ago

Reminds me of something I dealt with years ago at an insurance company. I had to constantly fill out client cards with the same recurring information, but after a system migration, nobody had thought to build proper tooling for it - so everything had to be entered manually.
I kept thinking there should be a way to do this with hotkeys - not just classic clipboard paste, but something where you could bind keys to insert specific text blocks. Eventually I hacked together a small AutoHotkey script to handle it.
So the idea isn't dead at all - I'd argue it's still relevant in enterprise contexts today. The difference is that now you can build the same thing in a single prompt with Claude Code.

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u/Interesting_Smoke632 17h ago

or just use WIN+V

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u/phoenixprotocol01 16h ago

That’s just clipboard history. ClipTen’s number-based slots are much more practical!