Okay this should be live now here: grafana.jazco.dev/grafana/atpr...

Been using @atproto/lex a lot lately and it feels really good to use. The cli install feature is a really nice touch. All the extra validation is taking a bit to get used to, but using a full nsid as a type to something like a .get feels right

Ooooh la la

added @standard.site support to obsidian-atmosphere - Publish notes to @leaflet.pub and @pckt.blog from within obsidian - Browse your subscribed publications and clip to your vault semble and margin interop is so good now that I need to update how I display the two 😄 github.com/treethought/...

Raycast extension finally available!

@margin.at interop just dropped in Semble 🤝 Your Margin bookmarks now show up directly on Semble ✅ The Atmosphere has no walled gardens 🌻 Happy cross-pollination 🐝 More details on how it works below 👇

back to basics

My take on the "explaining atproto" discourse is that all the UX/filesystem/etc metaphors are still very verbose and that you can explain the same idea in a lot less words: It separates data from apps, so any app can use data from any other app. That fits in a tweet, with other sentences around it.

Hi bloggers ! 🫟 We're excited to announce that we've made it easy to bring your WhiteWind posts to pckt. 🌬️🎨 Give your blog a cute new home that's built for discovery via @standard.site ! Read the full announcement for details and migration instructions:

I really am finding that I prefer to use claude to write a very small amount of difficult code than a large amount of easy code

trying something out

adding social features to our websites will accelerate atproto adoption faster than building pure atproto apps

when @thepope.dev said webpack is "old" earlier

In 2025, as Bluesky grew from 25M to 42M users, we took actions to keep it welcoming, using proactive design to reduce toxic content by 79%.  Our 2025 Transparency Report shares how we're building a safer platform while keeping a transparent and human-centered approach: bsky.social/about/blog/0...

I'm working on adding this to a certain stealthy OSS npm package browser. Would you use this? What's missing?

my dad thought the AT Protocol stood for the Appalachian Trail Protocol, so that’s officially canon to me now

npmx makes sure atproto powered applications are front and center. And it should. Because npmx is going to use atproto to power some of its features 👀

I wrote this song on Saturday, recorded it yesterday and released it to you today in response to the state terror being visited on the city of Minneapolis. It’s dedicated to the people of Minneapolis, our innocent immigrant neighbors and in memory of Alex Pretti and Renee Good. Stay free

LOVING the Skylight Social app for Bluesky. It's amazing, like the best of a Twitter and TikTok and IG feed all in one. This is how social media should be!! 😭

Cracking away at @skylight.social with @reedharmeyer.bsky.social today! Any requests? Leave ‘em in the comments. #skylightsquad #skylightsocial #tiktoksale

Anyone got an archived post handy? Tryna test something. By "archived" I mean it shows that little notice that says "Archived from {date}", like if you imported from Twitter or something.

What started as a way to render the byte array memory that @koio.sh stores on its PDS quickly snowballed into something....else. Here is sonde.blue, a new atproto explorer inspired by etherscan and @pds.ls It has issues, its rough around the edges, and I'm having a lot of fun with it right now

atproto is giving major “web3 but good this time” vibes in keeping with the history of computing, might i propose… web32

I’ve been thinking about open source work that sits between “side project” and “venture-backed startup.” Watching the atproto space has sharpened my thinking around shared, communal infrastructure. These are some thoughts on why that middle path eroded and what it might take to rebuild it.

Another perk of running your own appview, PDS and relay: When Bluesky goes down for others, it doesn't go down for you.

Twitter died a long time ago and X isn't worth it. Before I made the jump, my ego was holding me back. I was too concerned with vanity metrics. I finally realized if you're posting stuff people want to follow, then they'll follow you, even when you leave. www.siliconrepublic.com/enterprise/k...

Margin now supports Semble cards and collections! Support Margin likes, comments, and extension. Also included in this update: New feeds, Popular, Margin, and Semble Check it out at margin.at (Note: Cosmik is working on bringing Margin to Semble, and the update should be here in the next days)

✨ d e c e n t r a l i z e d ✨

wrote a quick guide to creating a did:web atproto PDS account using goat. this isn't something I recommend for folks in most cases (did:plc is great!), but I think it is important on principle, and we should test and document it better.

so we just added support for @tangled.org in our npmjs ui. plus: - bitbucket - @gitlab.com - gitee - @gitea.com - codeberg - sourcehut which others am I missing?

This is how we win. Traditional social has an impossible problem - serve everyone the content they want through a singular system. We have an insurgent's advantage, where we just need to provide people with the tools to do it themselves. We are going to win.

We're delighted to be hosting @richferro.com's NFL Playoffs custom feed in collaboration with @bsky.app today! This is a shining example of something only the open social web can do, and why open social will win 🧵

we're pushing a fix for this — a dismiss button should show up on the event banner in the sidebar shortly

🏈 day

Hey, so. The team made this thing. It's a “Live Event” on Discover and Explore for the NFL games. It’s on a predetermined schedule. If you're not in the mood for it, you can dismiss it. It’ll go up later today.

We have an incredible community of sports writers who have helped Bluesky become a meaningful place for discussing live events and news. Ahead of today's playoffs, we're sharing the below starter pack as just a sampling of names that have brought us expert coverage throughout the year.

calling 2026 for year of atproto

new thing at @val.town - every val gets a database! plus a database browser / ui. blog.val.town/scoped-datab... maybe the coolest part: if you fork someone's val, you get a copy of the database schema.

Leaflet is on @standard.site! A big joint effort — and we're finishing a big migration to get Leaflet records standard-site-ified :) Log in to Leaflet & you'll be migrated automatically. Read this post for details, and let us know any q's. Social publishing. Atmospheric publishing. Together!

Big milestone for Leaflet & the expanding social publishing atmosphere! Feeling strong momentum, lots of folks already implementing & lots of cool things to explore…both with atproto platforms & interop with the wider web, giving *any* site a new social layer…

love this movie, we've got this on VHS ✨

what am i even doing

at risk of a bunch of people saying “well actually you should have done it this way”, here’s a lil write up on adding trending topics to bluesky hailey.at/posts/3mcy5b...

configuring CORS

hang on, this is tight as hell

When Churchill said "if you're going through hell, keep going" he was actually referring to refactoring analytics code in a large React codebase

It will never get better than this: defector.com/it-will-neve...

Thrilled that Pablo Delcan's work is recognized by LitHub as the best covers of 2024. I asked for Pablo and this approach and chose the finsl iterations. lithub.com/the-best-boo...

I have some MST->HTML in here, but not quite a browser: github.com/DavidBuchana...

If I were Miami I would simply tackle better