---
description: Concatenate files from stdin input
argument-hint: --stdin
---

Read file paths from stdin and concatenate them.

## Usage

```bash
find ... | concat-glob-tool --stdin --output-file FILE [OPTIONS]
```

## Arguments

- `-s, --stdin`: Read paths from stdin (required)
- `-o, --output-file FILE`: Output file path (required)
- `--separator TEXT`: Separator text (default: `---`)
- `--no-dry-run`: Execute concatenation
- `-f, --force`: Overwrite existing file

## Examples

```bash
# From find command
find . -name '*.py' | concat-glob-tool --stdin -o output.txt --no-dry-run

# From fd command
fd -e py | concat-glob-tool --stdin -o output.txt --no-dry-run

# Filtered with grep
find . -name '*.py' | grep -v test | concat-glob-tool --stdin -o output.txt --no-dry-run
```

## Output

Files concatenated with separators including filenames.