Tag: ATProtocol

16 posts

Payments on Protocol

atprotofans.com was a proof of concept for payments on ATProtocol built at Graze Social. This post is about what we built, why proof of payment on protocol matters, and what it makes possible.

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Apr 2, 2026

Graze Social and the IETF

Graze Social sponsored my first in-person IETF meeting in Montreal last November. This post is about what it was like to be there and why standards participation matters for small companies.

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Apr 1, 2026

If This Then AT: Automation on Protocol

IFTTA is an automation platform built on ATProtocol at Graze Social. It started as a hack-day idea and became a working system for event processing on protocol.

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Apr 1, 2026

Building AIP: An ATProtocol Authorization Gateway

OAuth is the first challenge developers face in the atmosphere. This post is about AIP, the authorization gateway we built at Graze Social to alleviate some of the pain.

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Nick's Blog
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Mar 31, 2026

Spaces as Layers

Public anchor records paired with sidecar records in permissioned spaces give ATProtocol apps a composable pattern for blending open discoverability with controlled access.

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Nick's Blog
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Mar 25, 2026

ATProtocol Patterns: Record Elicitation

Record elicitation is a pattern where a client asks an AppView to construct a record from the user's intent, rather than building it locally. This lets the AppView handle business logic, validation, and schema complexity while the client retains full authority over what gets written to the user's repository.

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Mar 4, 2026

CIDs: What You Need to Know and Why, Part 2

How ATProtocol uses Content Identifiers to create a versioned, verifiable, and portable data model.

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Nick's Blog
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Feb 20, 2026

CIDs: What You Need to Know and Why, Part 1

A deep dive into Content Identifiers, the self-describing cryptographic fingerprints that form the foundation of ATProtocol’s data model.

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Nick's Blog
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Feb 20, 2026

B-Sides: Permissioned data is a love triangle

This is a B-sides post with unpolished thoughts that didn’t make it into the main article.

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Nick's Blog
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Feb 19, 2026

Permissioned data is a love triangle

Permissioned data is a love triangle between the user, the identities they grant permissions to, and the applications everyone uses to view controlled data. We don't need to change or reinvent the protocol to have it, because ATProtocol already supports it.

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Nick's Blog
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Feb 18, 2026

Lexicon Garden is growing

Lexicon Garden is growing and moving! With community support, the service is migrating to new infrastructure in Europe, offering better hardware and more space for new features.

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Feb 18, 2026

Making Lexicon Garden AI-Friendly

Lexicon Garden can help you explore and interact with lexicons both in the browser and with the help of your favorite agent.

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Nick's Blog
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Jan 12, 2026

Lexicon Validation

Validate both lexicon schemas and records against those schemas.

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Nick's Blog
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Jan 7, 2026

Lexicon Management

You can use Lexicon Garden to create and manage lexicon schemas right from the browser.

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Nick's Blog
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Jan 7, 2026

Authenticated XRPC Calls in Lexicon Garden

ATProtocol OAuth pairs effortlessly with Lexicon Garden to make it easy for developers to experiment with authenticated XRPC endpoints.

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Nick's Blog
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Jan 6, 2026

Into the Great Wide Open

Seit letzter Woche braucht man keinen Invite-Code mehr um sich bei Bluesky anzumelden, die wesentlich spannendere Info steht aber, wie beiläufig erwähnt, im letzten Abschnitt: This month, we’ll be rolling out an experimental early version of “federation,” or the feature that makes the network so open and customizable. On Bluesky, you’ll have the freedom to...

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Feb 12, 2024