Your AI assistant → BlinkHost.
Connect compatible tools such as Claude Code, Cursor and Codex to BlinkHost. Give the assistant access to your project’s source, builds, previews and deployment tasks.
Connect your AI assistantMCP CONNECTIONS
Your AI tools.
Your connected client work.
Bring BlinkHost into your preferred AI workflow, and bring the client’s business context into Idam. MCP connects the tools on both sides of the application.
TWO WAYS MCP CONNECTS THE WORK
Your AI assistant→ BlinkHost project
Idam→ Client tools & context
Your preferred workflow.
The application and business context connected.
Two directions.
One connected project.
Keep the coding assistant you already use. Add the project and business context it needs to help you deliver the application.
Idam → the client’s tools.
Connect external tools to Idam through MCP. Use the business context and actions you choose to share as you work on the application.
Connect tools to IdamChoose the access you share.
Authorize the connection for the work you want to do. Keep project source editable and change or revoke access when the engagement changes.
THE WORKFLOW
Keep your workflow. Connect the delivery.
Choose your direction.
Connect an external AI assistant to BlinkHost, or connect a business tool to Idam.
Authorize the connection.
Follow the setup guide for your tool and choose the access needed for the project.
Work with the project in view.
Use the connected source, context and delivery tasks to move the client application forward.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
Your questions,
answered.
Which external AI tools can I use?
Compatible MCP tools can connect to BlinkHost. The connection guide includes coding agents and hosted assistants, with setup instructions for their supported connection methods.
Is this the same as Idam’s tool connections?
They are the two directions of MCP in BlinkHost: an external AI tool can work with BlinkHost, while Idam can work with external tools and their context.
YOUR NEXT CLIENT APP
Bring the brief.
Build with BlinkHost.
Start a project, explore the workflow and make the next client request a working application.