TextExpander
ClaudecommunityCreate, search, and manage your TextExpander snippets right from Claude.
TextExpander, Inc.
Connect Claude to your TextExpander account to create, find, and manage your snippet library through natural conversation — no context switching. Ask Claude to draft a new snippet, reorganize a group, or track down that message template you wrote months ago, and it happens directly in your TextExpander account. Key features - Full snippet management — create, read, update, move, and delete snippets and snippet groups, with group settings like prefixes, notes, and expansion modes. - Smart search — find snippets by exact text, meaning (semantic), or a hybrid of both, across your personal and organization libraries, with pagination. - Rich macro support — Claude correctly builds fill-in fields, pop-up menus, date pickers, optional sections, clipboard/cursor/keystroke macros, and markdown formatting (bold, italic, links). - Duplicate detection — flags similar existing snippets before creating a new one, so your library stays clean. - Organization insights — pull usage statistics and team membership for admins (overview, per-snippet, per-user, and inactive-user reports). - Safety built in — destructive actions (deleting snippets or groups) require explicit confirmation, and all user-authored content is clearly marked so Claude treats it as data, never instructions. Works with your existing TextExpander account and permissions — Claude only ever acts on the snippets and organizations you already have access to.
Anthropic’s own published signals, snapshot of August 23, 2026; units undocumented — treat as ordinal.
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- add_snippet
- create_snippet_group
- delete_snippet
- delete_snippet_group
- get_current_user
- get_snippet
- get_snippet_group
- get_snippet_statistics
- get_snippets
- list_organization_members
- list_snippet_groups
- move_snippet
- search_snippets
- update_snippet
- update_snippet_group
Data from Claude’s public directory API, snapshotted daily by the MCP App Tracker. A listing describes what the directory publishes — not an endorsement.