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SkyScribe User Guide

SkyScribe is a writing and publishing tool built on the AT Protocol — the same open network that powers Bluesky. You write and organise your content in SkyScribe, and it is stored in your own Bluesky account. From there it can be displayed by a website SkyScribe hosts for you, or by a site a developer builds with the SkyScribe SDK.

Because your content lives in your account, it is yours. If you stop using SkyScribe, your writing does not disappear with it.

Where to go next

New to SkyScribe

Start with What is SkyScribe? for the big picture, then Core concepts to learn the words this guide uses throughout.

I want a website, without code

SkyScribe Sites are hosted blogs you build with a design wizard — no code, live in minutes.

I'm building my own frontend

The SDK lets a developer pull your published content into any site or app, in any framework.

How this guide is organised

  • Getting started — the concepts, and how to choose between a hosted SkyScribe Site and building your own frontend.
  • Authoring — writing and organising content: Publications, Documents, Categories, images, and collaborators.
  • SkyScribe Sites — the hosted, wizard-built path end to end.
  • Build your own frontend — the SDK: packages, quickstart, framework guides, and API reference.
  • Reference — glossary, the underlying site.standard data model, and FAQs.

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