Blink

Compare two saved versions: which files were added, removed and changed, plus unified patches. Without `paths` only the first `max_patches` files are opened, so pass `paths` to diff specific files.

blink_source_diff

Remove one stored connection. Anything in the workspace relying on it stops working. Requires the owner or admin role.

blink_connector_disconnect

Run a single write SQL statement (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, ALTER, DROP) against a project's database. Changes data permanently.

blink_db_execute

Return the URL that starts a connector's sign-in. The user opens it in a browser to finish; nothing is connected by calling this. Requires the owner or admin role.

blink_connector_authorize_url

Details for one edge function: slug, route, runtime and deployment state.

blink_function_get

Details for one project: URLs, tech stack, hosting and sandbox state.

blink_project_get

One skill with the full text of its files, including SKILL.md.

blink_skill_get

Hosting state of a project: status (inactive, active, grace, offline) — `active` means the production URL serves the app, hosting tier and monthly credits, production URL, published version, the latest deployment, and deployed_via ('cli' when the live site was last deployed with `blink deploy --prod`).

blink_hosting_status

Email an invitation to join the connected Blink workspace. Invited people can open the workspace's projects and build in it, spending its credits; viewers can only look. Members are unlimited. Requires the owner or admin role; only the owner can invite admins. Sends an email that cannot be unsent.

blink_workspace_invite

Third-party integrations available to the workspace and which are connected, with each connection's status and last use.

blink_connectors_list

Tables in a project's database with their columns (name, type, nullability, default, primary key).

blink_db_schema

List edge functions deployed to a project.

blink_functions_list

File paths in the saved source at a version (default: latest). Secret files are never listed.

blink_source_tree

Projects in the connected workspace, most recently updated first: id, name, slug, tech stack, and hosting_status (inactive, active, grace, offline) — only `active` is a live production site. Paged — pass offset to continue while has_more is true.

blink_projects_list

A project's saved versions (git checkpoints), newest first, with commit shas usable as `ref` for source reads.

blink_source_versions

People in the connected workspace with their name, email and role. Owners and admins also see invites that have not been accepted yet.

blink_workspace_members

Skills available to builds in the connected workspace: name, description, whether enabled, file count and size. Includes Blink-authored shelf skills, which are read-only.

blink_skills_list

Runtime errors reported by the project's live preview (available only while a preview is open in Blink).

blink_preview_errors

Publish the project's current build (the Blink sandbox build) to its production URL, where anyone with the link can open it. The first publish turns on hosting for the project; later calls rebuild the live site or bring a paused one back. Refuses with CLI_DEPLOYED when the live site was last deployed with `blink deploy --prod`, unless force is true. Returns state=live once the production URL serves the app, or state=publishing while the build is still running. Changes a public website and consumes credits.

blink_publish

Run a read-only SQL statement (SELECT, WITH, EXPLAIN, PRAGMA) against a project's database (SQLite/libSQL) and return rows. Write statements are rejected.

blink_db_query

Read one text file from the saved source at a version (default: latest). Binary and secret files are refused.

blink_source_file

Copy a project into the connected workspace as a new independent project. The copy starts from the original's latest saved version; set include_history to carry the full version history.

blink_project_remix

Restore the project's working state to a saved version. Later changes are set aside until restored again. Publishing afterwards promotes that version to production.

blink_version_restore

Save a named snapshot of the project's current state as a restore point.

blink_version_save

Send a prompt to a project's Blink builder agent to start a build or follow up. Returns immediately with run_id and message_id while the build runs in the background. Consumes credits. Fails with PAUSED_ON_QUESTION while a question card is unanswered and BUSY while a turn is running. attachment_urls takes public file URLs (images, PDF, text, ZIP/TAR archives); files uploaded in the chat client arrive in attachments.

blink_build_prompt

Stop the running build turn; completed work is kept. Also dismisses an unanswered question card so a new prompt can be sent. No-op when nothing is running or pending.

blink_build_stop

Deactivate hosting: the production site goes offline and monthly hosting billing stops (unused credits are refunded pro rata). Project owner only.

blink_unpublish

Rename a project, change its description, or set visibility (public or private). Does not change project code.

blink_project_update

Change a skill's description, enable/disable it, or replace its files. Files replace the whole set; pass content null to drop one. Requires the owner or admin role.

blink_skill_update

Blocks up to max_wait_sec (default 25, max 45) until the build leaves the running state, then returns the build state (status stays running if the wait expired). With `seen`, it instead returns as soon as anything in card_key changes — used by the build card to follow a finished build to its screenshot and a live site.

blink_build_wait

The connected Blink workspace: name, plan tier, the role of the caller, and the granted scopes.

blink_workspace