@me - explore your atproto identity

slowly getting @folk.lol on atproto. you can already login with atmosphere account, get your in-game profile stored on your pds and receive a badge signed by folk :) #atproto #gamedev

Happy Friday! I've been building towards an "Atmosphere OS", where my atproto account is the identity layer on a real phone. I wrote a little bit about it here:

My recollection of this is that even if you just pop a new ATProto account into existence and start spitting out `app.bsky.feed.post` records, they don't show up unless you actually go through a Bluesky onboarding & agreeing to ToS, so they should have an email for you through that process.

Atmosphere Account is now an Atmosphere App. What started as an account provider page is becoming an App Store-style registry for the Atmosphere: project profiles, discovery, screenshots, reviews, updates, and protocol-native records. Check out the explore page: atmosphereaccount.com/explore

The website of @atproto.science needs the same treatment as @atmosphereconf.org got, namely the ability to log in with atproto. To ‘Join the ATScience Community’ people are encouraged to sign up via a form: forms.atproto.science/join Makes more sense to solicit signups via atproto.

New post - I've rebuilt my website with @astro.build on top of #atproto, pulling in my data from across the Atmosphere. It's been a fun project and I'm pretty happy with how it's turned out.

ATProto is a post-app protocol trapped in a world of apps. I can feel it all around the edges of the network.

“In the atproto community, apps built on the protocol are called ‘Atmospheric.’ So: my website is now Atmospheric, and this post is about what that actually means.” @disnetdev.com said the thing! disnetdev.com/blog/an-atmospheric-website

its actually really cool that instead of having my own account system i can now just integrate atproto oauth into whatever project i'm making and instantly have everything i need in terms of user identity