Start Claude Code with this line, then type
/blinkling:blinkling. Blink appears.
The flag lets Blink's chat and this terminal session see each
other. Claude Code asks you to confirm it once. Without the
flag Blink still works and answers from its own session.
claude --dangerously-load-development-channels
plugin:blinkling@blinkling
Claude Code
>/blinkling:blinkling
3
Allow Screen Recording once: switch on Blinkling in System
Settings, Privacy & Security. macOS also asks for
Accessibility so the Ctrl key works. Allow it the same way.
Screen & System Audio Recording
Blinkling
If macOS still says it cannot open Blinkling
Blinkling is not notarized by Apple. Normally nothing is asked.
If it is, open System Settings, Privacy & Security and
choose Open Anyway.
“Blinkling” can’t be opened
Apple could not check it for malware.
Done
Privacy & Security
“Blinkling” was blocked.
Open Anyway
Steps for Windows
1
Paste this line into PowerShell and press Enter.
claude plugin marketplace add Arthur031221/Blinkling ;
claude plugin install blinkling@blinkling
Start Claude Code with this line, then type
/blinkling:blinkling. Blink appears.
The flag lets Blink's chat and this terminal session see each
other. Claude Code asks you to confirm it once. Without the
flag Blink still works and answers from its own session.
claude --dangerously-load-development-channels
plugin:blinkling@blinkling
Claude Code
>/blinkling:blinkling
If Windows says it protected your PC
Blinkling is not signed with a paid certificate, so SmartScreen
may ask. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
Windows protected your PC
Microsoft Defender SmartScreen prevented an unrecognized
app from starting.
More infoRun anyway
Steps for Linux
1
Paste this line into a terminal and press Enter.
claude plugin marketplace add Arthur031221/Blinkling
&& claude plugin install blinkling@blinkling
Start Claude Code with this line, then type
/blinkling:blinkling. Blink appears.
The flag lets Blink's chat and this terminal session see each
other. Claude Code asks you to confirm it once. Without the
flag Blink still works and answers from its own session.
claude --dangerously-load-development-channels
plugin:blinkling@blinkling
Claude Code
>/blinkling:blinkling
Blink needs a desktop session (X11 or Wayland). On Ubuntu 24.04 it
starts by itself.