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Overview

Infinite Uploads means you can upload unlimited context into Blink’s chat stream without being restricted by typical LLM provider upload limitations. This includes everything from long text logs to images of browser console errors.

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What You Can Upload

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Text Content

  • Log files: Upload entire application logs, server logs, or debug output files without worrying about size limits, allowing Blink to analyze complete system behavior and identify patterns across your entire logging history.
  • Configuration files: Share complete configuration files, (safe) environment variables, or application settings so Blink can understand your full system setup and identify potential configuration conflicts or optimization opportunities.
  • Documentation: Include lengthy documentation, technical specifications, or detailed requirements documents that provide comprehensive context for complex projects or system architectures.
  • Code files: Upload multiple source files simultaneously for comprehensive code review, enabling Blink to understand relationships between components and provide holistic feedback on your implementation.

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Images

  • Screenshots: Capture browser console errors, application interfaces, or system dialogs to give Blink visual context that’s often more informative than text descriptions alone.
  • Error messages: Share visual error dialogs, system notifications, or popup messages that contain formatting, colors, or visual cues that help Blink understand the severity and context of issues.
  • Diagrams: Upload architecture diagrams, flowcharts, wireframes, or technical drawings that help Blink understand complex system relationships and design intentions.
  • Debug output: Include terminal screenshots, IDE error displays, or development tool outputs that show the exact visual state of your development environment during troubleshooting.

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How It Works

Blink processes your uploads intelligently:
  • No size restrictions: Upload files of any size without worrying about token limits or file size constraints that typically plague other AI tools, ensuring you never have to truncate important information.
  • Image understanding: Blink can read, interpret, and analyze visual content in images, including text within screenshots, UI elements, error messages, and technical diagrams.
  • Context preservation: All uploaded content becomes permanently part of your chat context and remains accessible throughout your entire conversation, enabling complex multi-step analysis and troubleshooting.
  • Smart processing: Large files are processed efficiently using advanced compression and indexing techniques that maintain full content accessibility without impacting chat performance or response times.

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Practical Examples

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Debugging with Screenshots

I'm getting this error in my browser console [upload screenshot].
Can you help me understand what's causing this issue?

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Log File Analysis

Here's my complete application log from the last 24 hours [upload log file].
Can you identify any patterns or issues?

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Code Review with Multiple Files

I've uploaded my entire authentication module [upload multiple files].
Can you review the security implementation?

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Configuration Troubleshooting

My deployment isn't working. Here's my complete docker-compose.yml
and all environment files [upload config files]. What's wrong?

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Benefits

  • Complete context: Provide Blink with all the information it needs to deliver comprehensive and accurate assistance, eliminating guesswork and ensuring solutions are based on your actual system state.
  • Visual debugging: Enable Blink to see exactly what you’re experiencing through error screenshots, UI issues, or system states, leading to more precise diagnosis and solutions.
  • No fragmentation: Avoid the common problem of breaking up large files or losing critical context that often occurs when working within restrictive upload limits of other tools.
  • Efficient workflow: Upload everything at once instead of tediously copying and pasting code snippets or text fragments, maintaining your development flow and reducing context-switching overhead.

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Best Practices

  • Be descriptive: Clearly explain what you’ve uploaded and specifically what kind of help you need, providing context about the problem you’re trying to solve or the analysis you’re seeking.
  • Include relevant context: Upload related files together as a cohesive package to enable better cross-file analysis and ensure Blink understands the complete picture of your system or issue.
  • Use screenshots for visual issues: Leverage images to convey information that’s difficult to describe in text, as visual context often reveals details that written descriptions miss.
  • Organize uploads: Group related files logically and provide clear, descriptive explanations for each upload to help Blink understand the relationships between different pieces of content.