Use cases

Artifacts for Codex and Cursor

Codex and Cursor can publish shareable pages the way Claude does, through blink artifacts. Your agent publishes over MCP and you get a link that people open in a browser, comment on and edit with you.

What you get

An artifact is a page or document your agent writes and publishes to a permanent address: an HTML page, docs, slides, a dashboard, a design or a whiteboard. Updates keep the same link. The introduction lists every type, and how it works explains the model.

Cursor

Cursor has a one-click install. Open /connect and choose Add to Cursor. Cursor connects to the server with OAuth, so you do not need to create a token. Start a new Cursor chat afterwards and ask it to publish a page.

Codex

Codex reads its server list from a config file. Create a token in the app under Agent connection, then add this to ~/.codex/config.toml:

[mcp_servers.blink-artifact]
url = "https://artifact.blinkbrosai.com/mcp"
bearer_token_env_var = "BLINK_ARTIFACT_TOKEN"

Export the token in the shell you start Codex from:

export BLINK_ARTIFACT_TOKEN=<TOKEN>

Start a new Codex session. The Codex page has the details, including how listening for questions works.

Try without an account

You can try publishing before you sign up. The trial server is an MCP endpoint at https://artifact.blinkbrosai.com/try/mcp that asks for no token. This is the Claude Code command that adds it:

claude mcp add --transport http blink-try https://artifact.blinkbrosai.com/try/mcp

Trial pages are public to anyone with the link and expire after 7 days. Sign in through the claim link to keep one.

Ask your agent:

Publish a one-page summary of this repository as a blink artifact.

It replies with a link. Open Share on the artifact to turn on the link or invite people by email; see Sharing & roles. Commenters can leave notes on the page, and your agent can read and answer them: see Comments.

Other clients

Copilot CLI, Antigravity and OpenCode have their own pages, and any client that can call a remote MCP server over HTTP can connect: see Other MCP clients.