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  "description": "This blog is atmospheric",
  "path": "/hello-atmosphere",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-03T00:00:00.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Lately on Bluesky you may have seen special link cards for blog posts, sort of\nlike OG images.\n\nbluesky-card.png\n\nBehind those cards is Standard.site, a shared schema\nfor publications on the AT Protocol. Bluesky and other\napps can read metadata from your blog in an agreed-upon format and display it in\nrich UIs.\n\nThere are plenty of good AT Protocol explainers out there, and Standard.site\nitself is nice and legible. For integrating a blog that uses a popular\nframework/static site generator with Standard.site,\nSequoia seems like a good option.\n\nThat didn't work for the Val Town blog, though, which\nis built on Val Town and doesn't have\na build step. So after wiring up Standard.site with the Val Town blog, we\ncreated this minimal template for new blogs to work with Standard.site.\n\nRemix this val to start your own atmospheric blog, or to extract the\nStandard.site bits for your existing blog. We're open to suggestions for\nimproving the template—feel free to reach out, or open a PR.",
  "title": "Hello, atmosphere"
}