Simulate individual keystrokes from the clipboard's contents using AppleScript. Comprehensively iterate through all characters, handling numbers & special characters (e.g., `.`), with pauses to mimic human typing. Ideal for environments where direct paste is otherwise unavailable.

Paste Clipboard as Keystrokes.scpt

on run {input, parameters}
	-- Setup: Delay before initiating the sequence of key presses.
	tell application "System Events"
		delay 1 -- Delay (in seconds) allows for any preparations before the script runs.
		
		-- Iterates over each character in the clipboard's content.
		repeat with char in (the clipboard)
			set cID to id of char -- Retrieves the ASCII value of the character for conditional handling.
			
			-- Checks if the character is a number (0-9) and maps it to the corresponding key code.
			if cID ≥ 48 and cID ≤ 57 then
				key code {item (cID - 47) of {29, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 22, 26, 28, 25}}
				-- Special character handling using their ASCII values for accurate key code mapping.
			else if cID = 46 then -- For period (.), press key code 47.
				key code 47
			else if cID = 96 then -- For grave accent (`), press key code 50.
				key code 50
			else if cID = 126 then -- For tilde (~), press key code 50 with shift modifier.
				key code 50 using {shift down}
			else if cID = 124 then -- For pipe (|), press key code 42 with shift modifier.
				key code 42 using {shift down}
			else
				-- Directly types the character for any other non-special characters.
				keystroke char
			end if
			
			delay 0.05 -- Introduces a brief pause between each keystroke to simulate natural typing speed.
		end repeat
	end tell
end run