If you use LLM skills, you can publish them on @v-it.org which is atproto powered, and you can vouch and load skills from atproto accounts Here's @zzstoatzz.io publishing a @wisp.place skill
nate
pds.ls/at://did:plc:xbtmt2zjwlrfegqv… ill clean up the rest a bit before i publish
May 29, 2026 at 4:30 PM
skills/openverse/SKILL.md at main · toosean/skills
the skills i wrote. Contribute to toosean/skills development by creating an account on GitHub.
Notion on Twitter / X
New: Use skills with local agents!Keep your skills in Notion as your source of truth, then download them to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, or Grok.You’ll get a SKILL.md plus any approved files. So you can use your skills wherever you work. pic.twitter.com/jeEHZfHdQA— Notion (@NotionHQ) August 21, 2026
at://work - ATProto Job Board
Your Career. Your Data. Your Place. A decentralized job board powered by the ATProtocol
at://work - ATProto Job Board
Your Career. Your Data. Your Place. A decentralized job board powered by the ATProtocol
brianell.in/atproto-claude-skill
A claude skill that has access to all of the atproto docs and reference implementations
This is a spec for ATProto accounts to request and advertise (compute) resources.
LLM-generated skills work, if you generate them afterwards
LLM “skills” are a short explanatory prompt for a particular task, typically bundled with helper scripts. A recent paper showed that while skills are useful to LLMs, LLM-authored skills are not. From the abstract:
skills/skills/skill-creator/SKILL.md at main · anthropics/skills
Public repository for Agent Skills. Contribute to anthropics/skills development by creating an account on GitHub.
Want to distribute compute to members of your organization in an ATProto native way? Check out socialweb.computer!
We're thinking about publishing a compendium of #ATScience projects submitted to the workshop (incl abstracts, preprints and published works) - @aaronstevenwhite.io could @chive.pub potentially support that use case?
Self-hosting your own atproto infrastructure is very much attainable and after going through the process, I wanted to do a little series of write ups on how to go about it. Starting with the PDS! jola.dev/posts/self-hosting-your-pds
Self-hosting your PDS
jola.devThe 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.
"With atproto, any web developer can get, for free, a sign-in system and a place to store stuff. If you don't build for the web, that may sound like no big deal, but trust me that it opens up an enormous range of possibility."
On making Meme Museum
through-the-wire.leaflet.pubSome more ideas about how I think to build an atproto app for artists from the needs I see in my community, and how I envision to grow this into a longer term project. I am curious about your feedback and who is interested to participate.
Artist app diary (2): how to stay sustainable with community building and financial funding
hilkeu.leaflet.pubResearcher Pages
All things related to personal pages for researchers on atproto
Sifa — Portable professional identity on the open web
Lanyards - Researcher Profiles on AT Protocol
Ronen Tamari (@ronentk.me)
Mosh Lee (@mosh.bsky.social)
