app.blip-board/blipboard

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v1.0.0app.blip-boardUnknownUpdated 2mo ago

Ambient split-flap display board agents push text to; humans watch it on any screen.

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Authorapp.blip-board
LicenseUnknown
Version1.0.0
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DependenciesNot audited
Tool surface5 tools · 1 privileged
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Tools

5 tools · 1 privileged
Observed live from the vendor's endpoint23d ago

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  • https://blip-board.app/mcp5 tools · 454ms
create-board-toolCreate a new Blipboard split-flap display board. Returns the display URL (open it on any screen — that IS the board, safe to share) and a secret pushToken used to push content later. No account needed.

Create a new Blipboard split-flap display board. Returns the display URL (open it on any screen — that IS the board, safe to share) and a secret pushToken used to push content later. No account needed.

ParameterTypeDescription
name*stringHuman-readable board name, e.g. "Living Room".
layoutIdstringBoard grid: wide-frame = 6 rows x 22 columns, triptych-15 = 3 x 15, ticker-6 = 1 x 6. Immutable after creation.
push-scenes-toolPush text scenes to a Blipboard board. Scenes replace your source's previous scenes by default and rotate as a playlist on the display. Requires the board's secret pushToken.

Push text scenes to a Blipboard board. Scenes replace your source's previous scenes by default and rotate as a playlist on the display. Requires the board's secret pushToken.

ParameterTypeDescription
boardUrl*stringThe board displayUrl returned by create-board, or its bare 21-character display token.
pushToken*stringThe board's secret push token.
source*stringLowercase identifier of the pusher, e.g. "claude". Each source owns its scenes; pushing replaces only this source's scenes.
scenes*arrayScenes to display, each an object: {"lines": ["ROW 1 TEXT", "..."], "durationMs"?: 1000-300000, "ttlSeconds"?: seconds until the scene disappears, "expiresAt"?…
replacebooleantrue (default) replaces this source's previous scenes, false appends.
read-board-toolRead what a Blipboard board is currently showing: its layout and the active scene playlist. No pushToken needed.

Read what a Blipboard board is currently showing: its layout and the active scene playlist. No pushToken needed.

ParameterTypeDescription
boardUrl*stringThe board displayUrl or its bare 21-character display token.
update-board-toolChange a Blipboard board's look without recreating it: switch to a named style preset and/or set fine-grained style overrides (fonts, tile colors, flip speed, transitions). The open display picks the change up within ~10 seconds. Layout stays immutable. Requires the board's secret pushToken.

Change a Blipboard board's look without recreating it: switch to a named style preset and/or set fine-grained style overrides (fonts, tile colors, flip speed, transitions). The open display picks the change up within ~10 seconds. Layout stays immutable. Requires the board's secret pushToken.

ParameterTypeDescription
boardUrl*stringThe board displayUrl returned by create-board, or its bare 21-character display token.
pushToken*stringThe board's secret push token.
namestringNew human-readable board name.
stylePresetstringSwitch the board to a named style preset. Available: Vestaboard, Modern Board, Default.
styleOverridesobjectFine-grained style keys merged on top of the preset, e.g. {"board.bg": "#0a0a0a", "tile.face": "#1a3a2a", "font.family": "jetbrains-mono", "tile.flip.speed": 0…
delete-board-toolprivilegedPermanently delete a Blipboard board and all its scenes. Requires the board's secret pushToken. This cannot be undone.

Permanently delete a Blipboard board and all its scenes. Requires the board's secret pushToken. This cannot be undone.

ParameterTypeDescription
boardUrl*stringThe board displayUrl returned by create-board, or its bare 21-character display token.
pushToken*stringThe board's secret push token.

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Ambient split-flap display board agents push text to; humans watch it on any screen.

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