You can directly supply arguments as input string
$ cb "Hey! How you doing?"
Copied to clipboard: Hey! How you doing?Or you can just pipe inputs to cb
$ cat /etc/profile | cb
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# Append "$1" to $PATH when not already in.
# This function API ...... and cb will preserve all newlines.
ssh to you remote machine with
$ ssh [email protected] -R 15756:localhost:15756You also need to start a local cb process in your local machine (client)
$ cb -r
Listening to remote @ localhost:15756...Then, you can run cb as usual
[email protected] $ pwd | cb
>> Detected inside ssh, setting current role as remote sender.
Sending to remote @ localhost:15756...
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