Cumulative window v2026.529.0 → parent master edeab22c (24h quarantine). One feature cluster: agent-produced issue artifacts (video/file deliverables) that reviewers — including cloud reviewers without workspace access — can view and play back on the board. - docs/reference/api/issues.md — attachment openPath/downloadPath, ?download=1 disposition, HTTP Range (206) streaming, video/zip allowed types + inference. - docs/reference/skills.md — bundled paperclip skill artifact-upload helper. - docs/guides/day-to-day/issues.md — Output section + inline video / open-vs-download. All 3 PR-tier edits verified against parent (verify-edit: 39/39 on api/issues, 0 unverified across all). docs:build + sync:check green. Drift: none. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Paperclip Docs
Source for the Paperclip documentation site — user guides, API and CLI reference, adapter docs, and deployment notes.
Read the docs: https://docs.paperclip.ing/
What's inside
- Guides — Getting started, core concepts, and day-to-day usage.
- API reference — Control-plane endpoints and payload schemas.
- CLI reference —
paperclipcommand surface. - Adapters — Plugin authoring and the integrations catalogue.
- Deploy — Self-hosting, upgrades, and operational guidance.
The site is a single static shell that renders the Markdown files in docs/ directly — no framework, no build step required to read the raw pages.
Contributing
Spotted a typo, a broken link, or something that could be clearer? There are two easy paths, both linked from the footer of every docs page:
- Suggest an edit — opens the underlying Markdown file in GitHub's web editor. Make the change and submit a PR without leaving the browser.
- Report an issue — opens a prefilled Docs feedback issue with the page URL already attached.
For larger changes, fork the repo and open a PR against main. Screenshots live under docs/user-guides/screenshots/{light,dark}/ and should be provided in both themes when replacing UI captures.
Community
License
Copyright (c) 2026 Paperclip Community.
The Paperclip software is open source — see the main paperclip repository for its license.
The documentation in this repository is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). You may read and share it for non-commercial purposes with attribution. Commercial use of any kind requires prior written permission from the copyright holders. See LICENSE for the full text.