Lexicons - AT Protocol Docs - AT Protocol

A schema-driven interoperability framework

Glossary of terms - AT Protocol

A collection of terminology used in the AT Protocol and their definitions.

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A working group that stewards a shared namespace for AT Protocol schemas: built in the open, governed collectively, and free for anyone to use.

Protocol Overview - AT Protocol

An introduction to the AT Protocol.

The AT Protocol Harkens An Old Web Ethos

Out with the new and in with the old.

Lexicon - AT Protocol

A schema definition language.

Lexicon - AT Protocol

A schema definition language.

Understanding AT Protocol

I’ve been playing around with AT Protocol. The posts on this site are now published to standard.site, and I’ve written a (very basic) WordPress plugin to display posts from my PDS on the Now page of this site.

ActivityPub, AT Protocol, and more!

Talking about this article and how ActivityPub and AT Protocol are maybe not as different as people might think. We covered some slides to an unrecorded talk of mine, which explores a lot of things...

ATGeo: Places for AT Protocol — ATGeo

A Place lexicon for AT Protocol and a lookup service for geographic venues.

Lexicon — ATGeo

A Place lexicon for AT Protocol and a lookup service for geographic venues.

Blogging on the open social web - and more exciting features - pckt - Dev Journal

ATmosphere — referring to the growing ecosystem of applications built on the AT Protocol, a federated protocol for open social platforms. Not to be confused ...

Lexicon Community

Public and communal ownership of AT Protocol Lexicon Schemas.

Off Protocol - AT Protocol

A podcast about the AT Protocol and the open social web.

AT Protocol

The AT Protocol is a protocol and set of open standards for decentralized publishing and distribution of self-authenticating data within the social web. It serves as the technical foundation of the Bluesky social network, originally developed as a reference implementation for the protocol, as well as an ecosystem of interoperable social applications and services collectively referred to as the ATmosphere.