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n8n-nodes-atproto#

A generic AT Protocol node for n8n that works with any lexicon — Bluesky, standard.site, or any community-defined schema — without hardcoded knowledge of any of them.

Instead of building one node per AT Protocol app, this node speaks the protocol itself. Point it at a collection NSID, and it resolves the lexicon schema from the network to present you with the right fields, automatically.

Why This Exists#

The AT Protocol ecosystem is growing fast. New lexicons are appearing for long-form publishing (standard.site), link aggregation, recipes, events, and more. Each one uses the same underlying record operations — createRecord, putRecord, getRecord, deleteRecord, listRecords — with different collection names and record shapes.

Building a separate n8n node for each lexicon doesn't scale. Building one node that understands the protocol does.

What It Does#

  • CRUD any AT Protocol record — create, read, update, delete, and list records in any collection
  • Dynamic field mapping — resolves lexicon schemas from the network and presents typed form fields in the n8n editor, so you fill in title, publishedAt, tags rather than crafting raw JSON
  • Handles the hard parts — PDS resolution, session management, TID generation, and record key conventions
  • Works with any PDS — Bluesky, self-hosted, Blacksky, or any AT Protocol–compatible server

Use Cases#

Publish your blog to the ATmosphere#

You have an Astro/Hugo/Next.js site with an RSS feed. An n8n workflow picks up new posts, generates summaries, and cross-posts to Bluesky, LinkedIn, and Mastodon. With this node, add standard.site as another lane — publish site.standard.document records so your posts appear on Leaflet, Pckt, and other federated readers.

Automate Bluesky beyond posting#

The existing Bluesky n8n node covers social posting well. This node covers the rest — manage lists, labels, or any app.bsky.* record type directly, without waiting for someone to add support for each operation.

Build on future lexicons without waiting#

When a new AT Protocol app launches with its own lexicon, this node works with it on day one. No code changes, no new npm package, no PR to merge. Just type the NSID.

Sync data between AT Protocol services#

Read records from one collection, transform them, write to another. Mirror content, aggregate feeds, or build bridges between ATProto apps using n8n's visual workflow builder.

Installation#

# In your n8n instance
pnpm add n8n-nodes-atproto

Or install from the Community Nodes panel in n8n settings.

Quick Start#

  1. Create credentials — add your AT Protocol handle and an app password
  2. Add the node to a workflow
  3. Choose an operation — Create Record, Get Record, etc.
  4. Enter a collection NSID — e.g. site.standard.document
  5. Map your fields — the node resolves the lexicon and shows you the schema's fields
  6. Run it

Credentials#

Field Description
Identifier Your handle (e.g. you.bsky.social) or DID
App Password Generated at bsky.app/settings/app-passwords
Service URL PDS endpoint (default: https://bsky.social)

License#

MIT