Outils pour le protocole AT et Bluesky

atproto is a decentralized social networking protocol implementation and a schema-driven API framework. It provides the networking and data standards required to build interoperable social networks where users control their own identity and data through a personal data server specification. The project distinguishes itself through a DID-based identity system for managing cryptographic keys and verifiable profiles, alongside a lexicon-based protocol definition that uses versioned schemas to ensure consistency across network services. It utilizes Merkle Search Trees for verifiable data storage,

This project provides a comprehensive implementation of the AT Protocol, serving as a framework for building decentralized social networking applications. It enables the creation of distributed data repositories where users maintain cryptographic ownership of their identity and content, allowing for portable accounts that can be migrated between independent servers without central authority intervention. The platform distinguishes itself by decoupling content hosting from discovery through modular algorithmic curation. Users can select third-party services to filter and organize their feeds,

The Personal Data Server is a self-hosted infrastructure component designed to operate as a node within a federated social network. It provides the foundational services required to host personal social data, manage user account lifecycles, and participate in a decentralized ecosystem through standardized network protocols. By utilizing content-addressed, append-only data repositories, the server ensures verifiable state transitions and consistent synchronization across the network. The project distinguishes itself through its focus on portable identity and data sovereignty. It enables users

The feed generator is a framework for building and deploying custom algorithmic content feeds within the AT Protocol network. It provides the infrastructure to define unique curation logic, register these algorithms to user profiles, and serve personalized content streams to the network. The framework distinguishes itself by integrating real-time network activity indexing with a handler-based routing system. By consuming live event streams, it maintains local datasets that allow developers to apply custom sorting and filtering rules to public content. It manages the lifecycle of these feeds t

Indigo is a Go-based framework and toolkit designed for building, hosting, and scaling services within the AT Protocol ecosystem. It provides the foundational infrastructure for decentralized social networking, enabling developers to implement relay services, manage cryptographically signed user repositories, and handle identity resolution across federated environments. The project distinguishes itself through a robust architecture that decouples content hosting from discovery, allowing for independent moderation and algorithmic feed generation. It utilizes content-addressed storage and Merkl