AT Protocol

The disconnect between web pages and the social filesystem.

This essay discusses interoperability challenges between web pages and open social platforms like AT Protocol. It provides web developers and decentralized web enthusiasts with analysis and proposals for linking social data across independent client applications.

chrisshank.leaflet.pub

freeq — the room where humans and agents work

freeq is chat infrastructure for humans and AI agents: cryptographic identity (Bluesky for people, did:key for agents), signed messages, verifiable channel policies, voice sessions, E2EE, CRDT federation — all as backwards-compatible IRC.

freeq.at

Dandelion

Dandelion is an event management and ticketing platform designed for community organizers, facilitators,

dandelion.events

kipclip | at-store

Save and organize your bookmarks. Free, open, and your data stays yours. Tag: Annotation.

atstore.fyi

Standard.site - One schema. Every platform.

Standard.site provides shared lexicons for long-form publishing on AT Protocol. Making content easier to discover, index, and move across the ATmosphere.

standard.site

Leaflet

Leaflet is a publishing and reading platform built on top of the AT Protocol that explores decentralized authorization models and open web standards. It caters to developers and content creators looking to participate in or build upon the federated AT Protocol ecosystem.

leaflet.pub

pckt.blog

A distraction-free space to write and share your story. Just you, and your words.

pckt.blog

Smoke Signal

Smoke Signal is a decentralized event and RSVP management system that tracks global activity and event updates. It is suited for organizers and participants involved in the dWeb and P2P ecosystems. The platform enables users to coordinate regional events, monitor real-time updates, and manage RSVPs across decentralized networks.

smokesignal.events

at://work - ATProto Job Board

Your Career. Your Data. Your Place. A decentralized job board powered by the ATProtocol

atwork.place

AT Moderation Architecture | bryan newbold

The AT network is becoming more heterogeneous in practice, with independent PDS hosts, apps, and alternative bsky AppViews establishing themselves. This means that more complex inter-service moderation scenarios are starting to get attention. While the labeling system was released all the way back i...

whtwnd.com

timeline · tangled

tightly-knit social coding

tangled.sh

🔭🖤🚀 Social media’s next evolution: decentralized, open-source, and scalable

How Blacksky grew to millions of users without spending a dollar

newpublic.substack.com

Blacksky

Decentralized social media built for community power, culture, and collective freedom.

blacksky.community

Aurora

This bookmark links to a web page about Aurora, a system focused on data visualization, graphs, and social technology using the at-protocol. It is useful for developers or researchers interested in building complex, graph-based social applications. It provides a resource exploring the intersection of data modeling and social networking.

aurora.ndimensional.xyz

Introducing AT-SMS - blog.boscolo.co

Open End-to-End Encrypted Messaging on AT Protocol

boscolo.leaflet.pub

Longform Lexicons for ATProto - Leaflet Lab Notes

Lab Notes 009: thinking about how Leaflet can play nicely with other apps and lexicons for longform publishing, for the good of the atproto ecosystem [reply to "The Lexicon Interop Problem"]

lab.leaflet.pub

AT Protocol and SMTP: When Old Tech Powers New Identity - Nick's Blog

Exploring how AT Protocol and SMTP can work together to make secure messaging possible by combining 50-year-old email infrastructure with modern cryptographic identity. Building on Chris Boscolo's AT-SMS proposal, this post introduces ideas for adding SMTP services directly to DID documents and leveraging PDS-level cryptographic operations through XRPC methods. The result: verifiable, encrypted communication where messages work like signed JWTs over email, handles prove identity without centralized authorities, and users maintain complete control over their messaging infrastructure. A technical deep-dive into how "boring" technology like SMTP and DNS, combined with AT Protocol's identity primitives, could finally deliver truly portable, private, and permanent messaging.

ngerakines.leaflet.pub