atproto is an open social protocol upon which social networks like Bluesky are built. I have been exploring this ecosystem and building (mini) tools to have fun and empower the community on this protocol.

at-url

Browsing the atproto often involves URIs in the at:// format, which are not always easy to open directly in the browser. at-url is an extension (for Firefox and Chrome) that facilitates this process: it detects these links and automatically redirects them to your preferred client, making the transition between different applications much smoother.

std-pub

std-pub (short for standard publication) is an application aimed at those who want to publish content simply on the protocol, following the standard.site specification. This straightforward SPA allows you to manage your publications (on your PDS) simply directly in the browser. A great companion for Sequoia.

tri-bsky-feed

Bluesky allows anyone to create their own feeds. tri-bsky-feed is a platform I created to facilitate the construction of these custom feeds, on any subject, with everything configurable (chronological or relevance order, keywords, accounts to include or block, etc.). The idea is to be a platform for anyone to easily host their own feed server.

I wrote a series of posts about building this project: Building a Custom Bluesky Feed.

not-my-ex

For those who maintain a presence on both Mastodon and Bluesky, posting to both can be repetitive. not-my-ex is a command-line tool that automates the process of posting to both networks simultaneously with a single command.