Super cool! Imagining how something like this could be used for @atproto.science "journal" publishing

Very cool project connecting atproto with the Underlay knowledge graph protocol "[The Underlay] is an archive. [atproto] is a wire. Together they give a collection both permanence and real-time distribution." And check out these neat #ATScience examples too! underlay.org/blog/2026-04-28-atproto-integ…

Folks, this isn't some cute side-project where you can just switch out tens of thousands of paying users and force them to use atproto It's a nice idea, but those are the sort of things only possible on new early stage projects

Frankly atproto is a great technology that just has yet to really be successfully productized. A few orgs are putting real work into that productization now but only time will tell if it succeeds.

Read through atproto proposal-0016 and took some notes on important points that I think are worth sharing and talking about.

Very cool project connecting atproto with the Underlay knowledge graph protocol "[The Underlay] is an archive. [atproto] is a wire. Together they give a collection both permanence and real-time distribution." And check out these neat #ATScience examples too! underlay.org/blog/2026-04-28-atproto-integ…

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

I mean, basically yeah! This is the atproto database I've been playing with lately.

We're thinking about publishing a compendium of #ATScience projects submitted to the workshop (incl abstracts, preprints and published works) - @aaronstevenwhite.io could @chive.pub potentially support that use case?