







With credit to @wesleyfinck.org and the @semble.so team, a new favorite lea.ac feature: content discovery!
Sep 21, 2026 at 12:03 PM
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It’s that time of the year—ETHDenver is just around the corner! Index will be there, and if you’re attending, we’d love to connect! But that’s not all—Index has been evolving, bringing new experiences to make discovery more intuitive and personalized.Meet ProbablyFrens: The Matchmaker AgentWe’re introducing Index’s Matchmaker Agent, an autonomous connector that helps you find the friendships, collaborations, and conversations that should already exist. Whether you’re looking for thought partn...

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The articles that people are bookmarking on @semble.so are high quality. It's quickly becoming my go to place to consume dev content
Announcing our newly designed explore page 📣 Your go-to place to discover content and curators across the network. Read on to learn about what's on the page. semble.so/explore
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Cosmik Updates: March 2026
blog.cosmik.networkAT Proto is imo the best fit right now for collective information systems. on @semble.so you can search through people's collections and notes and discover the curators behind the links. discovery is really neat.
This was a fun vibe coding project and I hope just the start of a broader movement to put our links On Protocol ™ (reading lists, projects, etc) With atproto we can completely reimagine indexing & discovery
ATProto Science
The projects list at atproto.science/projects/ is now using a @semble.so collection as data source 😎 So the page will update automatically when we add new projects to the collection, no need to edit any website html! semble.so/profile/atproto.science/colle…
It's here! Sill has a new backend, empowering a slew of new features: activity from across the Atmosphere, new publication/author pages, and overall better link scraping. More to come, this is just the beginning!
Sill's new view
blog.euphonos.studiomy hot take is that @semble.so is on par with traditional search engines for atproto related topics (and it's only curated by people!)
Eli Mallon
Starting to get conspiratorial about how hard it is to Google atproto stuff. Why does "list of public atproto relays" not take me directly to pulsar.feeds.blue? For that matter, why does "pulsar.feeds.blue" not show up on Google whatsoever? There's no robots.txt, it's not that

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