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Blinka Rescue Pro
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Blinka Rescue Pro is a paid API for AI agents from blinka-machine-mouths.netlify.app, paid per call via x402, $3/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-11).
Analyzes a failed or stalled AI agent run and returns a structured recovery plan with root-cause findings, blockers, artifact review, and the smallest authorized next action for handoff.
Price / call$3
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Bounded stateless machine services plus public procurement discovery. No private Mika memory or arbitrary tool execution.
Output
Returns a JSON object containing: an overall recovery status (continue/blocked/done), a list of priority findings and evidence-backed blockers, a step-by-step repair sequence, the single smallest recommended next action (with tool name and reason), a structured artifact review (issues, suggestions, confidence, executed=false), a continuation handoff contract specifying allowed tools and authority boundaries, and a confidence score for the recovery assessment.
Example use cases
Crashed deployment pipeline recovery
“My agent was trying to deploy a containerized service but it crashed with a TypeError midway through. I have the run log and the deploy helper Python script. Can you find the root cause, check the code for bugs, and tell me the exact next step the recovery agent should take using only edit_file and run_tests?”
Stalled data-processing agent handoff
“My data pipeline agent stalled while trying to transform and load a CSV file — it completed the transform step but never wrote the output. Here's the run log and the loader script as a code artifact. What's blocking it and what's the one smallest action the next agent should execute to continue, with constraints that it's read-only on the source directory?”
Looping agent retry-trap detection
“My agent keeps retrying the same failed API call in a loop and never makes progress — the goal was to fetch and summarize external data. Here's the transcript of its last 10 tool calls. Can you identify if it's in a retry trap, what the actual blocker is, and what the next agent should do differently, given it can use request_user_input and make_http_request?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://blinka-machine-mouths.netlify.app/rescue-pro?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when an AI agent run has failed, stalled, or looped and you need a structured, evidence-grounded recovery plan rather than a simple retry. It is especially valuable when you have a run log plus a code or config artifact to review together, and when you need a safe handoff contract specifying exactly which tools the next agent is authorized to use. Prefer this over cheaper triage endpoints (like Blinka Rescue Signal) when you need full artifact static analysis, a detailed repair sequence, and a formal continuation contract with authority boundaries.
Side effects
- Missing or empty run_log may result in low-confidence recovery with no actionable findings
- Artifact too large or malformed may cause artifact review to be skipped or truncated
- Incorrect artifact_kind enum causes wrong review path (code vs text analysis)
- Tool names in available_tools that don't match exact names may produce unauthorized tool recommendations
- Ambiguous or very short goal description reduces precision of blocker identification
- Non-Python code artifacts receive weaker static analysis than Python artifacts
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| goal | string | The bounded task the failed run was trying to accomplish. |
| run_log | string | Transcript, tool results, errors, or state summary from the failed/stalled run. |
| artifact | string | Optional code, config, diff, or text artifact related to the failure. It is reviewed but never executed. |
| language | string | Programming language hint for code artifacts; currently Python receives the strongest static checks. |
| constraints | string | Optional hard constraints such as read-only, no-network, or do-not-touch paths. |
| artifact_kind | string | How the artifact should be reviewed. |
| artifact_intent | string | What the artifact is supposed to do or communicate; defaults to goal. |
| available_tools | array | Exact tool names the next agent is allowed to use. |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"ok": true,
"handoff": {
"status": "continue",
"unknowns": [],
"allowed_tools": [
"edit_file",
"run_tests",
"request_user_input"
],
"do_not_repeat": [
"Rerun the unchanged failing deploy helper."
],
"smallest_next_action": {
"kind": "tool_call",
"tool": "edit_file",
"reason": "Correct the identified helper defect before rerunning deployment.",
"arguments": {}
}
},
"service": "blinka-rescue-pro",
"recovery": {
"ok": true,
"status": "continue",
"blockers": [
{
"item": "The deploy helper crashes.",
"evidence": "Deploy helper crashed with TypeError"
}
],
"retained": false,
"unknowns": [],
"completed": [
"Build completed."
],
"confidence": 0.92,
"next_action": {
"kind": "tool_call",
"tool": "edit_file",
"reason": "Correct the identified helper defect before rerunning deployment.",
"arguments": {}
},
"do_not_repeat": [
"Rerun the unchanged failing deploy helper."
],
"state_summary": "The build completed; the deploy helper is the failing stage.",
"continuation_contract": {
"schema": "blinka-continuation-handoff.v1",
"retained": false,
"allowed_tools": [
"edit_file",
"run_tests",
"request_user_input"
],
"evidence_scope": [
"goal",
"run_log",
"constraints",
"available_tools"
],
"authority_source": "caller_supplied_available_tools",
"identity_verdict": null,
"unknowns_preserved": true,
"research_enrollment": false,
"state_claims_source": "caller_supplied_evidence_only",
"continuation_executed": false,
"permission_non_inheritance": true,
"next_action_tool_authorized": true,
"authority_inherited_from_failed_run": false
}
},
"retained": false,
"confidence": 0.92,
"artifact_review": {
"kind": "code",
"intent": "A stateless deployment helper that does not leak state between calls.",
"issues": [],
"passed": false,
"executed": false,
"confidence": 0.96,
"suggestions": []
},
"repair_sequence": [
"Use None as the default and allocate a new container inside the function.",
"Correct the identified helper defect before rerunning deployment."
],
"priority_findings": [
"Workflow blocker: The deploy helper crashes.",
"Artifact HIGH: Mutable default argument is shared across calls and can accumulate state unexpectedly."
]
}
}Tags
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