Bulleted App

👀 @chadtmiller.com @bulleted.app

Outlines can now include embedded URLs and records using the "!embed" command. 8/17/26 Release Notes: bulleted.app/public/did:p...

Spent some time tinkering with @bulleted.app on the weekend. This is great @ngerakines.me! There’s a bunch of other stuff hidden in there too - like allowing others to add their own bullets at the level of an outline tree! I haven’t even worked with permissioned data yet! bulleted.app

Thanks for the bug report @frankhecker.com. Unfortunately there isn't a good answer for this. For some users, cookies were being set that were too big and the fix meant that some users would experience a "stuck" signed-in experience and have to clear their cookies. I'm very sorry, it's annoying.

We implemented the new permissioned spaces spec. This is a step in the direction for making Blacksky-only posts work for our users in any app It is also a strong signal to our Acorn customers that their access-control gated community feeds aren't proprietary to Blacksky and work even if they leave

Bulleted just did its third, yes 3, cross-PDS permissioned-data read with a private space on @ngerakines.me's atproto-pds, opened by an account on @rude1.blacksky.team's @blackskyweb.xyz rsky!

logging into a permissioned space w my fingerprint, innit

Bulleted just did its second cross-PDS permissioned-data read with a private space on @ngerakines.me's atproto-pds, opened by an account on @zzstoatzz.io's zds!

Using @bulleted.app to keep track of this, then pulling the records and displaying them on the site. postgame.at/changelog

Bulleted just did its first cross-PDS permissioned-data read with a private space on @ngerakines.me's atproto-pds, opened by an account on @chadtmiller.com's pds.js: his server minted the delegation token, mine minted the credential, and the two agreed.

Sorting data when you aren't the only source of data, don't know the full size and shape of data ahead of time, and can't control the order in which data is created presents a lot of challenges. This is what we came up with to tackle them. #atprotocol #atdev

@isaaccorbrey.com thanks for the feedback! The fix has been deployed and user input as closed.

Bulleted publishes its lexicons and agentic resources at bulleted.app/llms.txt. Instead of only asking "what should the editor support", now I also ask "do agents know enough?". Happy to say the answer is "Yes!"

@brookie.blog thanks for the feedback! The fix has been deployed and user input as closed.

@pinkhatbeard.com thanks for the feedback! The fix as been deployed and the user input closed.

Outlines can live in spaces: sets of bullets on your own server where you decide who can read them. Our internal checklist lives in one, A Torch In A Dark Forest, all the way down to the raw records. Experimental, and only where your PDS supports permissioned data.

"Every bullet is a record in a repository you own and control." Of course @ngerakines.me would come up with an atproto outlining app that doubles as a compsci 101 lesson in recursion. blog.bulleted.app/a/3msm7lawl4...

Nick has shipped @bulleted.app - an outliner for notes & journaling. The big thing is that it’s one of the first apps that support private data, & @ngerakines.me also shipped a Rust PDS that works with it. You can use it today with public data.

Bulleted is officially live: bulleted.app At the surface, it's pretty simple: It's an outliner. Every bullet is a record in a repository you own. The launch post covers what it does, so this thread is the part I left out: why I built it and what's underneath.

Neat! Super excited to see the next era of ATProto apps which are built to work with permissions data

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Hello World!

It was a good day for building things.