rebase.blog

git + blogs + AT protocol

@rebase.blog

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Long-form publishing for the AT protocol. Write posts as Markdown in any git repo, and rebase.blog will transform your files to a website, and push the markdown to your PDS.

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Hello WorldHello world Good news. There is now a blogging service that uses AT protocol. Joking. There is already pckt.blog leaflet.pub offprint.app But as a certified web developer, I couldn't get into them. I already have a blog. It is in a git repo of course. And using one of the AT protocol blog platforms would mean duplicating content across multiple sources, which makes me uncomfortable. So I made another one . This uses a git repo as the source of truth. Content is syndicated out to your PDS when you push to the git remote. Why git ? In addition to the duplication issue, at this point I need a local-first blog system. It is just a blog. Just text files. Why should it be tied to service xyz.com ? Speaking of content tied to a platform, isn't that the whole point of AT protocol? That your content is liberated from any platform? We do not want the PDS to be another semi-opaque server holding your content. For me, that means using git . The PDS stays as a read-replica, so the blog can participate in the wider world of the AT protocol. I've been using git for long enough that it feels solid, like the git repo is a basic building block. So anyway, this exists now. Besides creating a new way to write blogs, this is another opportunity for me to keep the lights on. (Blogging is a famously lucrative industry.) Currently my backend, rebase.blog , hosts a git server, and you synchronize content solely via git pushes. There are plans to add a webhook deploy situation , so you can push to a Github or Tangled remote to deploy. This is the early stages. We've got github issues , userinput.app , and of course a Bluesky profile . Please, give feedback, kick tires, etc. I honestly would like to hear from you. Thank you, world, for reading. @nichoth Start a blog…Oct 1, 2026

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