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Essays, lab notes, and updates are written as Standard.site records.
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AT Protocol experiment
The northern protocol lab.
This website is an interface, not a cage. Built on the AT Protocol so ideas, identity, and conversation stay portable.
Made in CanadaOpen by designPortable by default
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Standard.site records36 documents
Bluesky thread3 linked posts
Books4 catalogue records
Fieldnotes2 records
How this site publishes
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The record lives in my Personal Data Server. The site reads from there.
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Next.js renders a fast public interface from live protocol data.
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Discuss on AT Protocol
Readers discuss through AT Protocol clients. Conversation stays with identity.
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Recent records
- site.standard.documentThe importer: WXR, dry-run, idempotency, and why slugs are sacred
- site.standard.documentWhy AT Protocol, and Where WordPress Ran Out of Road
- site.standard.documentTesting a Plugin by Writing About Not Knowing What to Write About
- site.standard.documentThe Gander Passport: Why a Sovereign Node Beats a Digital Bunker
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Lab records
lab
The importer: WXR, dry-run, idempotency, and why slugs are sacred
A practical guide to migrating WordPress content to an AT Protocol PDSlab
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.AT Protocol
Testing a Plugin by Writing About Not Knowing What to Write About
There’s something beautifully recursive about installing a publishing plugin… then immediately not knowing what to publish with it.Blog
The Gander Passport: Why a Sovereign Node Beats a Digital Bunker
Why is Gander connected to Bluesky, and why should you care? Explore the architectural shift of the AT Protocol and how Wingspan is building a "Third Way" for Canadian data residency. This is an early adopter’s take on the infrastructure required for true digital land back and the end of vendor lock-in for the human experience.From the field
Notes from the field.
Curated references I keep coming back to, each one an owned record in my repository. Protocol-native links stay live; the rest keep a captured snapshot.
Lexicon
Some thoughts on extending lexicons | Offprint
My comment
Definitely an area I'm playing in. Looiking to develop Lexicons around my projects that can be adopted as a standard. Either that or augmenting existing lexicons, without just piling on. They need to be severable or new components of an exisiting Lexicon.
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Field notes
Atmospheric Login Diary 1: On the Button
My comment
Getting to a common login and authorization that can be used on or off the AT Protocol network is key to growing the ATmosphere. Similar to the ubiquitous 'login with Google' button.
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Books4
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