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blink

v1.1.39

Published

Blink is a tool for building and deploying AI agents.

Readme

discord NPM Version

Blink is a self-hosted platform for building and running custom, in-house AI agents. They respond in Slack, GitHub, and a browser-based UI. They can search the web, run code in isolated environments, and securely access company data - all under your full control.

Blink Demo

Features

  • 🖥️ Web UI where you can chat with agents
  • 🛠️ Blink SDK - a set of libraries for building agents compatible with the Blink platform
  • ⚙️ Blink CLI - a command-line tool for developing agents locally
  • 🔍 Observability - use the web UI to view logs and traces
  • 📦 Docker-based deployment - agents are deployed as Docker containers
  • 🔒 User and organization management - invite your team to use and collaborate on agents
  • 🤖 Pre-built, fully-functional Scout agent, which you can customize for your own use

Get Started

Requirements

  • Node.js 22+ or Bun
  • Docker (the server needs it to deploy agents)

Install and run the Blink server

npm install -g blink-server
blink-server

Open the Blink web UI in your browser and create your first agent. Alternatively, you may run the server with Docker (TODO: correct link).

Documentation

For a closer look at Blink, visit blink.coder.com/docs.

Current State of the Project

We've been using Blink at Coder for a few months now. We built in-house agents that:

  • help our customers in Slack with questions related to the Coder product by analyzing the coder/coder repository
  • automatically diagnose flaky tests in our CI pipeline, create issues, and assign relevant engineers to fix them
  • answer questions from our sales team by aggregating data from our CRM and sales tools

and more.

That being said, Blink is still in early access. You may encounter bugs and missing features. If you do, please file an issue.

License

Server code is licensed under AGPLv3. Agent SDKs are licensed under MIT.