Weaver

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Entry records should have the date information by default. A featured image isn't in the lexicon right now, but definitely is in consideration. Opengraph images currently just use the top image embed.

Tip your local index plx

where the notebooks live.

needs some @bad-example.com patented googly eyes, still.

Signal Messenger Group Follow this link to join a group on Signal Messenger.

Join our community on Signal to discuss Standard.site implementation and more !

signal.group#CjQKINS5Lrgq...

Illustration of the everything ecosystem in action
weaver.sh/did:plc:qvyw...

If you hit the weaver index endpoints (like tangled.org/nonbinary.co...) it ensures you get the latest version of all the info, handling the cross-repo canonical version and contribution logic.

the document record that corresponds to an entry is designed to provide everything you need to render it, including hydrated profiles of all contributors. potentially it can even include blobrefs to rendered html and generated css.

site.standard.publication record linked in the post. shows a colour scheme in rgb format, the name of the publication, "Weaver", and the url "https://weaver.weaver.sh" where the notebook/publication can be accessed

Already have, actually. Haven't pushed all the document records yet, but every weaver notebook that opts into global publication (and so gets a subdomain or a custom domain) uses these lexicons alongside weaver's.

weaver.sh/record/at://...

welcome Weaver to the open social publishing web!

new atproto publishing app, looking really good…and will be adopting @standard.site lexicons!

screenshot of the docs site

happy monday! we're excited to finally announce that we have a dedicated documentation site: docs.tangled.org! 📜

@oppi.li also wrote about how he built it: blog.tangled.org/docs

let us know think, and feel free to shoot PRs to add stuff here!

Portia the cat, curled in her bed, looking out cutely over the edge at the camera.

Previous issues resolved.

Enjoy this image of @nonbinary.computer's cat, Portia.

weaver.sh/did:plc:yfvw...

grafana dashboard showing 500 errors and error logs from the weaver index

index.weaver.sh custom domain queries failing seem to be the culprit. Fix pending.

Weaver Share your words, your way.

some links may not load properly. alpha.weaver.sh routes continue to work, in testing.

Presently having some network trouble.

loooooong expanded settings menu. heading is Notebook Settings. fields include "title", "path", a checkbox to enable global publication, tags, and a host of colour editor fields, as well as dropdowns for code themes

Settings menus...

Note: this is actually under half of the available options, working on layout.

No, you won't have to mess around with them if you don't want to, the full 16-colour theme gets generated from sensible defaults based on your colour choices. but if you're picky like me...

note to self: swap relevant external link hrefs for aturi.to

Because entries are served as server-rendered HTML, reading mode works perfectly already. RSS is coming as well. Subscriptions to users or individual notebooks will be supported. There are also native social features planned, with lexicons already written but not yet used.

@nonbinary.computer stands behind every single line of code in Weaver. All of it is open-source, and always will be, whether they wrote it by hand or not. LLMs are an immense force multiplier for a solo developer, and a double-edged sword. They are used carefully and their work is checked carefully.

The CLAUDE.md for Weaver's monorepo is here:
tangled.org/nonbinary.co...
It draws heavily from the nextest AGENTS.md linked below:
github.com/nextest-rs/n...

On LLMs, because transparency is valuable.

The Oxide RFD on LLM usage, linked, aligns with usage of LLMs in Weaver's development.
rfd.shared.oxide.computer/rfd/0576

No substantial human-facing writing for Weaver will be LLM-written.
No AI-generated images will be used in branding or elsewhere.

Stylized line art weaver bird and nest on graph paper-like background

Logo doodle. @nonbinary.computer is not much of a visual artist, would be interested in assistance from someone with more experience to help swap away from the wikipedia weaver bird not-a-logo.

Math examples in the weaver editor: This sentence uses `$` delimiters to show math inline: $\sqrt{3x-1}+(1+x)^2$ $\sum_{k=1}^n a_k b_k$: Mathematical expression at head of line `\` may follow just after the first `$`: $\{1, 2, 3\} **The Cauchy-Schwarz Inequality** $$\left( \sum_{k=1}^n a_k b_k \right)^2 \leq \left( \sum_{k=1}^n a_k^2 \right) \left( \sum_{k=1}^n b_k^2 \right)$$ $a<b>c</b>$ $${a*b*c} _c_ d$$ $not `code`$ $$ $<https://not.a.link/>$ $&alpha;$

Lastly, Weaver supports inline and block-level LaTeX formatted math. You can edit an equation inline and see the results in real-time. When published, this is rendered server-side into MathML, so you get exactly what you wanted to communicate on the page from the start, even with JS turned off.

XRPCifying your life I recently used Jacquard to write an ~AppView~ Index for Weaver. I alluded in my posts about my devlog about that experience how easy I had made the actual w...

This devlog about the underlying atproto library that makes Weaver possible shows off lots of wonderful code blocks (and they're going to get even better when Weaver integrates treesitter syntax highlighting via arborium arborium.bearcove.eu#rust).

weaver.sh/nonbinary.co...

Another screenshot of the essay linked in the above post, illustrating more embed types and formatting, this time in dark mode.

Rich embed content (the longform embeds aren't just for our own format, we also support Whitewind, Leaflet, and Pckt, with more formats to come), sidenotes, and inset asides. And atproto embeds work for any type of record even without explicit support! Weaver has a pretty smart generic renderer.

Screenshot of the linked essay, with examples of asides, bluesky post embeds, a sidenote, and other nice formatting.

This standalone essay is perhaps the most complete single example of what Weaver can do in terms of richly formatted text and content: weaver.sh/nonbinary.co...

Reposted a number of progress updates from the personal account on here, so people who haven't been following can get an idea of where Weaver came from and how it got to this point.

Something beautiful All natural pine, faux fur and a bit of soho vibes for the classy minimalist.

Ultimately you will be able to customize the theme for your own notebook, with quite a bit of granularity. This is mostly rosepinetheme.com with the contrast turned up a bit from Rosé Pine Dawn in the light mode

it also has a light mode that looks quite nice, I just have my system set to prefer dark mode most of the time.

Image of the improved editor interface, with fields for title and tags, and an embedded image. A work-in-progress article on the editor itself.

Record view of the notebook entry just created in the web editor

Still a *bunch* of bugs to fix in the editor before it's really properly usable, but it actually does the thing it's supposed to now, at least a simple version of it.
alpha.weaver.sh/record/at://...