Ghost → AT Protocol Bridge

Publish Ghost posts as standard.site documents

standard.site turns your Ghost posts into long-form AT Protocol documents. Readers get discoverable articles, canonical URLs, and future-proof compatibility with long-form apps.

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Why standard.site?

Documents, not tweets — proper long-form content
Canonical URLs that point back to your Ghost site
Discoverable by long-form readers and aggregators
Interoperable across the AT Protocol ecosystem

Get started

Ghost blog

Use Ghost(Pro) or self-hosted Ghost.

Create a Ghost site

Get an Admin API key

Bluesky account

You need a handle and an app password.

Open Bluesky

standard.site docs

Read the specification and ecosystem notes.

standard.site

Quick start

Configure `.env` with `DATABASE_URL`, `JWT_SECRET`, and `BACKEND_URL`.
Start the bridge backend and create a user account.
Update your user profile with Ghost URL + Admin API key.
Enable standard.site and sync posts.
Publish a post to create a standard.site document.

          curl -X POST http://localhost:5001/api/standard-site/enable \
          -H "Authorization: Bearer $JWT_TOKEN" \
          -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
          -d '{
            "publicationName": "My Blog",
            "publicationDescription": "Testing standard.site",
            "dualPost": false
          }'
        

Dual posting (optional)

standard.site creates a document record only. If you want a social feed post on Bluesky too, enable dual posting and include `customText` when publishing.

Verify .well-known

standard.site requires a `.well-known/site.standard.publication` endpoint. Your domain should return the AT-URI of your publication record.

curl "https://yourblog.com/.well-known/site.standard.publication"

Useful links

GitHub repo: ghost-atproto Ghost Admin API docs standard.site specification

FAQ

Will this show up on Bluesky?

standard.site creates a document record. To also post to the Bluesky social feed, enable dual posting and include `customText` on publish.

Where is the human-readable view?

The canonical, human-readable view is your Ghost post URL. The standard.site record points back to it.

Who can use it?

Any Ghost admin can use the bridge once they add their Ghost Admin API key and Bluesky credentials.