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Build with Blob Yard.

Install the native CLI, store any file durably, automate handoffs, and connect agents without exposing storage credentials.

Start with a real file

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Getting started

Create a project, connect the CLI, upload a real file, and hand it off safely.

Installation and authentication

Install the native binary and approve browser, terminal, and automation access.

Core workflow

Projects and files

Organize durable paths, immutable versions, directory uploads, and downloads.

Shares

Create expiring, revocable download links without moving the stored file.

Upload inboxes

Receive files from guests through a bounded inbox instead of email attachments.

Static previews

Publish a static directory to an isolated, expiring preview origin.

Deploy a Web Yard

Publish durable static output to a stable public address from the CLI, CI, API, or MCP.

Automation and agents

CLI guide

Use stable output, project defaults, shell completion, and safe diagnostics.

GitHub Actions and OIDC

Upload from GitHub Actions with repository-scoped OIDC instead of a stored secret.

MCP server

Serve typed Blob Yard tools to a local AI client from the signed CLI.

HTTP API

Call the stable versioned HTTP API with scoped bearer or capability tokens.

Agents

Brief an agent on durable storage, temporary access, and credential boundaries.

Administration

Retention policies

Keep the newest matching versions and let Blob Yard remove the rest.

Plans and billing

Understand pooled plan limits and Stripe-hosted subscription management.

Security model

Understand credentials, capabilities, direct transfers, previews, and audit boundaries.

Account data and deletion

Prepare a private account export, download original bytes, or recover a deletion in progress.

Reference

CLI reference

Command families, global controls, configuration, and intentional exclusions.

Exit codes and troubleshooting

Map stable exit codes and API error codes to their causes and fixes.

Limits and quotas

Plan allowances, capability lifetimes, transfer thresholds, and rate limits.