Blinkin Platform — Codebase Documentation¶
Auto-generated visual documentation of the Blinkin platform. This documentation provides a comprehensive, structured overview of the entire Blinkin codebase — covering architecture, APIs, data models, deployment, and AI services across all four repositories. It is designed to help engineers, designers, and stakeholders quickly understand how the system works and where to find things.
Table of Contents¶
| # | Document | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | System Overview | Big-picture architecture, tech stack, environment map, and how all repos connect |
| 02 | Data Flows | End-to-end data flows across all repositories |
| 03 | Picasso Frontend | React/TypeScript monorepo — Editor, Houston, and Widget apps |
| 04 | Studio API | NestJS backend — Houston & Studio modules, database, queues, and integrations |
| 05 | Zweistein AI Platform | AI services — Admin panel, NestJS server, Python ingestion & query engines |
| 06 | Infrastructure | Kubernetes/Helm configs, CI/CD pipelines, and environment management |
| 07 | Glossary | Key terms and definitions |
| 08 | Agent Configuration | AI agent setup and configuration |
Quick Start Guide¶
New to the codebase? Start here:
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Read 01 — System Overview first. This gives you the big picture — how all four repositories connect, what each one does, and the full technology stack. Everything else will make more sense after this.
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Then pick the area you need:
- Working on the visual editor or user-facing apps? Go to 03 — Picasso Frontend.
- Working on the backend API, database, or integrations? Go to 04 — Studio API.
- Working on AI features, chatbots, or embeddings? Go to 05 — Zweistein AI Platform.
- Need to deploy or debug infrastructure? Go to 06 — Infrastructure.
- Looking for terminology? Go to 07 — Glossary.
About This Documentation¶
- Generated: February 2026
- Platform: Blinkin — interactive content and AI-powered engagement platform
- Repositories covered:
picasso-fe,studio-api,zweistein,blinkin-gitops