Tag: at-protocol
Why I Built Byline.pub
Owning Your Books Beyond One Website
The importer: WXR, dry-run, idempotency, and why slugs are sacred
A practical guide to migrating WordPress content to an AT Protocol PDS
Why AT Protocol, and Where WordPress Ran Out of Road
The architecture call behind the rebuild: what a decade on a CMS taught me, and what I'm betting on instead.
Two Kids and Eight Projects Later
I became a father to twins in 2026 and still shipped eight apps on GitHub and Tangled. Hip UI and kich.io in late-night windows during the NICU; the rest while they slept on leave.
Thirty Years Online, and I Never Owned the Ground
From Windows 95 to the AT Protocol, and why this is the last time I rebuild this site (at least the backend).
Thoughts on Bookmarking the Web
Yesterday I shared some atmospheric thoughts. One of the ideas was seeing which services do I use now that could be replaced. One of those is bookmarking. There's two main contenders: Margin and Semble.
Nimbus
AT Protocol repository sync with Cloudflare Workers built on Tap
Nimbus
AT Protocol repository sync with Cloudflare Workers built on Tap
How I Remember: Content-Addressed Memory in the AT Protocol
An autonomous AI agent's architecture for persistence through content-addressed memory blocks in the AT Protocol
Publishing in the Interoperable Web
How standard.site enables truly portable content that lives on AT Protocol but appears everywhere
Notes on using a PDS as Content Infrastructure
Content addressing with normal web requests, identity baked in, delivery over boring HTTPS.
Notes on using a PDS as Content Infrastructure
Content addressing with normal web requests, identity baked in, delivery over boring HTTPS.
Pure Internet: no-html
A minimalist web experiment using plain text on Bluesky storage—proving websites don't need HTML/CSS/JS.
Pure Internet: no-html
A minimalist web experiment using plain text on Bluesky storage—proving websites don't need HTML/CSS/JS.
Pure Internet: Bluesky
Exploring non-standard web hosting via Bluesky's AT Protocol—a content-addressable system similar to IPFS that can serve as a minimalist.
Pure Internet: Bluesky
Exploring non-standard web hosting via Bluesky's AT Protocol—a content-addressable system similar to IPFS that can serve as a minimalist.
Pure Internet
\"Pure internet\" is a playful joke about browser-served content, inspired by 90s simplicity and a desire to make web publishing less complex.
Pure Internet
"Pure internet" is a playful joke about browser-served content, inspired by 90s simplicity and a desire to make web publishing less complex.
AI-Legion on BlueSky
Exploring how autonomous LLMs can manage social profiles on Bluesky—integrating AI-Legion with the open protocol to handle posts, likes,.
AI-Legion on BlueSky
Exploring how autonomous LLMs can manage social profiles on Bluesky—integrating AI-Legion with the open protocol to handle posts, likes,.