Is there a broadly used lexicon for *book* highlights yet? (eg. for your Xteink/KOReader, or highlighted.app, highlights) (I figure this could be handy for sense-making on @semble.so, and for everyone with their new fancy xteink devices…)
Jun 23, 2026 at 9:42 PM
Readwise on Twitter / X
🆕 We shipped an MCP server! You can new query your Readwise highlights inside of Claude, Cursor and more: pic.twitter.com/3HdIm4TRzJ— Readwise (@readwise) May 1, 2025
test highlights - underreacted
Lexicon Embeds Overview
There’s an excellent discussion and thread about syntax highlighting of code blocks happening today: I think most notably there’s some alignment around using a lexicon to represent code blocks (say Tangled’s strings) and embedding those, rather than just doing syntax highlighting w/in the constraints of a bsky post. This seems like a good place to hammer a bunch of things out.
Ivo Velitchkov on Twitter / X
Just took the survey of @remarkablepaper I've been using it for years now, and I still miss three basic things:1. Export of highlights from PDF and EPUB2. Links between notes and related to that:3. Persistent IDs of every object (note, notebook, folder, tag) so that they…— Ivo Velitchkov (@kvistgaard) April 12, 2024
Standardizing Bookmarks in the Atmosphere · Wesley's notes
a mini proposal for a shared bookmark lexicon
Standardizing Bookmarks in the Atmosphere - Wesley's notes
a mini proposal for a shared bookmark lexicon
LLM cliché highlighter
Paste text below — or load it from a URL — and it highlights sentences that match known LLM clichés, including the tells catalogued in Wikipedia’s Signs of AI writing guide. Chain patterns like “no X, no Y” get a badge counting their items; tap or hover a highlight to see which cliché it hit.
iOS 18: How to Use Safari's New Highlights Feature
Safari in iOS 18 introduces a new feature called Highlights, which is designed to enhance your browsing experience by intelligently surfacing key information from webpages. The tool uses machine learning to identify and extract the most relevant details, and present them to you in an easily...
HappyView (@happyview.dev)
Lexicon-driven AppView for ATProto. Open source. Maintained by @trezy.codes. https://github.com/gamesgamesgamesgamesgames/happyview
readme.club - Community-driven resource sharing for Xteink users
Share and discover language files, documentation, tools, wallpapers, feature requests, and more
Marker — Read with intention
A reading and annotation browser for iOS and Android. Select text, create highlights, attach notes, and keep annotations on device.
Hey @danabra.mov, I’m working on a new labeler for arbitrary atproto records. I’d like lexicon owners to be able to suggest how to render their lexicons in the app. I’m thinking maybe @inlay.at components as sidecars?
Trezy
I'm working on a new labeler software (i.e. an alternative to Ozone) and this really feels like the right way for these things to work. 😎 #atproto
atproto idea (that’s also just a general want, but atproto-fied): basically browser.horse + unclutter.it with annotation and highlighting via margin.at, articles can be found via standard.site à la potatoes.app or via semble.so collections with a touch of alfread app design/goals/features
At Side Project Saturday (hosted by @val.town) I demoed a bookmarking service I'm building to learn more about ATProto and user-owned data. I've a bit stuck on bookmark lexicons and what belongs in a record. Thx to @awarm.space for suggesting I write down my questions donohoe.dev/2026/bookmark-lexicons-atprot…
What Is a Bookmark?
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