Hello Standard.site

I Sat Down to Try My Hand at Standard.site In a little less than two hours or reading and poking around, writing the code, I decided to just do it and see what it does. What is Standard.site? If you use Bluesky, you already know the AT Protocol. It's the open protocol powering the network. Standard.site(https://standard.site/) is a set of lexicons built on top of it that let your website register itself as a publication on the protocol. Think of it as RSS for the ATmosphere. People can follow your domain the same way they follow an account on Bluesky, and your posts show up in aggregators like Read on pckt and Docs.surf. The appeal for me was that I already had Bluesky autoposting wired up. This just takes it further. My content lives on my domain, and the AT Protocol knows about it. What the Implementation Looks Like There are three parts: A publication record. A onetime script that registers toddl.dev as a publication on your PDS. You get back an ATURI that identifies your site on the network. A .wellknown endpoint. A single file at /.wellknown/site.standard.publication that returns your publication ATURI as plain text. This is how the network verifies you actually own the domain. Document records. One record per post, each linked back to the publication. Each post page gets a