







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:
On an Atmosphere OS
scott.leaflet.pubJul 31, 2026 at 11:48 PM
@me - explore your atproto identity
see your atmosphere account — one account, all your apps and data

scottlanoue.com/atmosphere-credential-provider
Experimental Android credential provider for atproto accounts
Graham (@graham.systems)
Have an Atmosphere identifier? Need their avatar? Want it resized, reformatted, and CDN cached? I wrote atp.pics for your convenience https://atp.pics
ATProto Boston (@atproto.boston)
We are a local community of technologists, enthusiasts, organizers and builders excited about the prospect of an open internet on atproto. 🔗 https://atproto.boston 🗓️ https://atmo.rsvp/p/atproto.boston organized by @tynanpurdy.com #atproto.local
wrote a blog post about a 2015 keynote by @mikecaulfield.bsky.social that stuck with me and how it relates to atproto. with AtmosphereConf right around the corner I wanted to get this (and my next one) out there so it could contribute to the conversation. would be honored if you'd give it a look :)
Garden and the Stream - thoughts
ezras-thoughts.leaflet.pubooh nice my talk got posted! this is a 30 min whirlwind introduction to atproto through a technical lens, basically building up the stack from DIDs -> repos -> PDSes -> relays -> lexicons -> OAuth -> applications
FediForum
Have you ever wondered how #ATProto actually works? This presentation by Daniel Holmgren from #FediForum should answer your questions in 30 minutes. spectra.video/w/mDnE8FbYh1PXiaCPxsniGQ /cc @dholms.at
Atmosphere sync: Tap, Hydrant, roll-your-own?
updates.microcosm.blueDon’t fret, atproto OAuth is coming to Surf!
Surf
HI @velvetshadow.fr, we're working on it!
“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
An Atmospheric Website
www.disnetdev.comThe ATProto community built a ton of great features and products over the past year. For our next trick, let's mature them into products and businesses.
Mosh Lee
(2/n) A feature solves one problem well — even delightfully well. But features get copied easily or absorbed into larger products. They have no distribution or adoption model. If your whole thing can become a pane in someone else's app, it's a feature.