Very cool project connecting atproto with the Underlay knowledge graph protocol "[The Underlay] is an archive. [atproto] is a wire. Together they give a collection both permanence and real-time distribution." And check out these neat #ATScience examples too! underlay.org/blog/2026-04-28-atproto-integ…

Very cool project connecting atproto with the Underlay knowledge graph protocol "[The Underlay] is an archive. [atproto] is a wire. Together they give a collection both permanence and real-time distribution." And check out these neat #ATScience examples too! underlay.org/blog/2026-04-28-atproto-integ…

What I am learning from this outage is that if you were naive enough to believe that the atproto overview docs and architecture diagrams presented a true view of how bits of software rely on each other (🤚) you have a very distorted view of how how the network actually works.

atproto devs, read this: