







could hack the overleaf editor/backend with an alternative save function so it saves to PDS instead of github for example or pulls from something like @semble.so or @chive.pub instead of zotero for citations... actually the more I think about this, it actually sounds like a good idea
Jun 11, 2026 at 5:38 PM
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Ever wanted a blog post you wrote straight to your editor? I've got importing @standard.site posts (well, just @leaflet.pub) into Writer. I was too excited to finish blobs before recording this.
I can’t wait for academics to start using @semble.so more 🫶 been thinking i should bite the bullet and look at doing a zotero plugin to sync folders → semble but still torn bc i actually like jabref for metadata management more…but zotero is otherwise better and more used. sigh
Dr Keith Wilson 💭
Looking for some good readings for a graduate student who is interested in the philosophy and cognitive science of music #perception. Any recommendations—philosophical or otherwise? #PhilPerception #PhilQ
I’m a bit of a CMS junkie. As such, I’ve been following the development of a new crop of tools, including @leaflet.pub, @offprint.app, and @pckt.blog, that enable longform blogging on @atproto.com and integrate with @bsky.app.
Blogging with Bluesky and the AT Protocol - Opus
opus.ingExcited about this article fetcher. That could be a way for @semble.so to efficiently store full copies of its saved articles. You guys should talk :)
GitHub - stormlightlabs/lectito: web page/article fetcher inspired by readability
github.comChive integrates with @semble.app collections, @leaflet.pub reading lists, and @whtwnd.com blogs. When someone adds your paper to a Semble collection or cites it in a WhiteWind blog post, Chive automatically creates a backlink. All of this happens over the AT Protocol firehose.