Blink v1.1.2
Build websites and mobile apps
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Blink turns a description into a working app, with a database, sign-in, a backend and hosting, and publishes it to a live link. You do it all from this conversation. What you can do: • Build an app by describing it: a client portal, a booking site, an internal dashboard, a landing page or a mobile app. • Change it by asking: "add a dark mode toggle" or "let clients approve deliverables". • Answer Blink's questions right in the chat when it needs a decision, like which kind of app or which look. • See the finished app right in the chat, with a screenshot and what changed, then publish it to a live URL. • Look inside any project: list your projects, read the source at any saved version, compare two versions, query the database, and read backend logs when something fails. • Restore an earlier version if a change went wrong. How it works: connecting is a normal sign-in, and you choose which Blink workspace to grant. Code changes always go through Blink's agent, so your app's source and its saved versions stay in step. You can disconnect at any time from Blink Settings, Access Tokens, Connected apps.
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Oct 27, 2026 · 1 saved observations
Metadata · Oct 27, 2026 · 00:40 UTC · Compared with Oct 24, 2026 · 13:24 UTC
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Oct 24, 2026 · 13:24 UTC
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Oct 27, 2026 · 00:40 UTC
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Oct 24, 2026 · 2 saved observations
Oct 9, 2026 · 2 saved observations
Discoverability changed from “UNLISTED” to “LISTED”.
Metadata evidence →Listing evidence →From the developer’s listing and package; capabilities are not independently tested. Package observed Nov 3, 2026.
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Build me a client portal where clients log in and approve deliverables
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Build websites and mobile apps
Build and change apps by describing them Answer the builder's questions in chat Publish an app to a live URL List projects with screenshots and status Read source code at any saved version Compare two versions Query an app's database Read backend logs Restore an earlier version
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Build, change and publish real apps by chatting with Blink: a web or mobile app with a database, sign-in, a backend and hosting, published to a live URL.
Blink turns a description into a working app, with a database, sign-in, a backend and hosting, and publishes it to a live link. You do it all from this conversation. What you can do: • Build an app by describing it: a client portal, a booking site, an internal dashboard, a landing page or a mobile app. • Change it by asking: "add a dark mode toggle" or "let clients approve deliverables". • Answer Blink's questions right in the chat when it needs a decision, like which kind of app or which look. • See the finished app right in the chat, with a screenshot and what changed, then publish it to a live URL. • Look inside any project: list your projects, read the source at any saved version, compare two versions, query the database, and read backend logs when something fails. • Restore an earlier version if a change went wrong. How it works: connecting is a normal sign-in, and you choose which Blink workspace to grant. Code changes always go through Blink's agent, so your app's source and its saved versions stay in step. You can disconnect at any time from Blink Settings, Access Tokens, Connected apps.
--- name: blink-onboarding description: Get started with Blink after connecting it. Confirms which Blink workspace is connected, then helps the person build their first app, open an existing project, or publish one. --- # Get started with Blink Blink builds real apps from a description: a web or mobile app with a database, sign-in, a backend and hosting, published to a live link. This skill runs once, right after someone connects Blink. ## 1. Confirm the connection Call `blink_workspace`. Tell the person, in one sentence, which Blink workspace is connected and their role in it. If the call fails with an authorization error, ask them to connect Blink again from ChatGPT's plugin settings. ## 2. Offer three ways to start Ask which they want, in plain words: 1. **Build something new.** Ask what the app should do and who it's for. Then call `blink_project_create` with a one-line description, and `blink_build_prompt` with their full description. The build card follows the build; there is no need to wait for it. 2. **Work on an existing app.** Call `blink_projects_list` to show their projects. When they pick one, ask what to change and send it with `blink_build_prompt`. 3. **Publish an app.** Find the project with `blink_projects_list`, then call `blink_publish`. Share the live link when it returns `state: live`. ## 3. While a build runs - If Blink asks a question, the build card shows it as buttons. The person can tap an answer or reply in chat; send a chat reply with `blink_build_answer`. - Code changes always go through `blink_build_prompt`. Blink's agent writes the code. - If a call returns `INSUFFICIENT_CREDITS`, `UPGRADE_REQUIRED` or `SUBSCRIPTION_REQUIRED`, say the workspace's credits or plan are managed in their Blink account at blink.new. Don't suggest buying or upgrading. ## Good first prompts - "Build a client portal where clients log in and approve deliverables." - "Make a booking page for my yoga studio with a weekly schedule." - "Build a habit tracker with streaks and a weekly chart."
1.1.2: Moves Blink to the new plugin package with a getting-started skill. Builds, publishes and restores now ask for confirmation, cards follow ChatGPT's look, and a remix lands in the connected workspace.
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Package observed Nov 3, 2026.
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