Turns out Gemini is very good at making visualisations in HTML - so I played around with a tool to visualise atproto and it’s open source on GitHub! Might help with explaining to average/new users? iirc some other similar tool may exist, but I forgot.

#atproto

ok @manton.org not sure what’s happening? this post on bluesky now won’t have the link thing… i enabled this in the Sources tab?

on the blog post itself it seems ok tho - posts.j4ck.xyz/2025/09/02/t…

(sorry for another bug report)

@j4ck.xyz ok @manton.org not sure what’s happening? this post on bluesky now won’t have the link thing… i enabled this in the Sources tab?

on the blog post itself it seems ok tho - posts.j4ck.xyz/2025/09/02/t…

(sorry for another bug report)

@j4ck

ok @manton.org not sure what’s happening? this post on bluesky now won’t have the link thing… i enabled this in the Sources tab?

on the blog post itself it seems ok tho - posts.j4ck.xyz/2025/09/02/t…

(sorry for another bug report)

@j4ck.xyz anyways here’s the demo! atproto-demo.j4ck.xyz

@j4ck posts.j4ck.xyz/2025/09/02/t…

@j4ck Oh, I now understand the problem. Sorry, this is a bug with the RSS feeds when using Bluesky, instead of using the JSON Feed. I’m going to switch your feed to use the JSON version, and everything should start working again.

@j4ck that’s super interesting to me, thanks for doing that.

@manton ohhh sure! I’m dumb sorry lol, I switched the domain my posts go to to a subdomain and I must’ve copied the wrong type of feed over. Thanks!!