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- **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** - 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.

<p align="center">
<img src="./scripts/blink-diagram.png" alt="Blink Diagram" width="600px">
</p>

Many of the things you can do with Blink are also possible with ChatGPT, Claude Web, or Claude Code. Blink shines when you need to:

- Retain control of your data and infrastructure. Blink runs on your own servers, and agents can use any LLM provider: be it Amazon Bedrock, Google Vertex, or a self-hosted model.
- Centralize your conversations. Compared to Claude Code, all conversations are stored in a single database.
- Centralize access. Blink lets you define access controls to your agents in a single place.
- Fully control the source code of your agents. Blink is open source.

## Features

- **Pre-built, fully-functional [Scout agent](./packages/scout-agent/README.md)**, which you can customize for your own use
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