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![NPM Version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/blink)
[![Documentation](https://img.shields.io/badge/documentation-blink.coder.com-blue)](https://blink.coder.com/docs)

Blink is a self-hosted platform for deploying custom AI agents. It ships with a built-in agent tooled for coding tasks and deep code research.
Work alongside Blink agents in GitHub, the web UI, or in threaded Slack conversations.
Tailor the included agent with new tools and prompts, or build new agents in TypeScript with the Blink SDK.
Blink is a self-hosted platform for running AI agents that your team can talk to in Slack, GitHub, and a web UI.
It includes Scout, an agent built for coding tasks and codebase research, which you can customize with new tools and prompts.
You can also build entirely new agents in TypeScript with the Blink SDK.

![Blink Demo](https://docs-resources.blink.so/blink-demo.gif)

## Use Cases

- **Understanding complex codebases** - ask questions about how a repo works, how parts connect, or where to start when the code is unfamiliar.
- **Coding partner in Slack** - discuss ideas, open GitHub issues, or handle small coding tasks directly in Slack without breaking the conversation.
- **Investigating GitHub issues** - have Blink gather context, reproduce issues, or summarize findings before opening or updating an issue.
- **Investigating GitHub issues** - gather context, reproduce issues, or summarize findings before opening or updating an issue.
- **Customer support in shared channels** - let your customers ask technical questions in shared Slack channels and get answers backed by citations from your codebase and documentation.

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