AT Protocol Bot — Minimal MCP bridge

AT Protocol Bot — Minimal MCP bridge

This dev kit packages AT-bot, a compact command-line toolkit and Minimal Control Protocol (MCP) bridge designed to enable reproducible, agent-friendly automation for the AT Protocol and Bluesky ecosystem. The PDF export documents the project goals, design principles, architecture, and practical examples, and includes a developer-focused quickstart, MCP integration patterns, and recommended testing and deployment practices. AT-bot favors a POSIX-first, minimal-dependency approach to make social automation safe, auditable, and easy to integrate into CI pipelines, shell-first workflows, and language-agnostic agent controllers. The dev kit covers authentication and secure session handling, core primitives for posting, fetching, streaming, and moderation, and a lightweight MCP server that exposes structured, idempotent actions for LLM-driven agents and orchestration systems. Intended audiences include platform integrators, automation engineers, researcher-operators, and developers building agentic workflows. The documentation highlights operational concerns such as retry/backoff, rate-limit handling, threat models for session tokens, and options for encrypted storage and conformance testing. This artifact is released to accelerate reproducible experimentation, to lower the barrier for multi-agent orchestration on AT Protocol, and to serve as a practical reference for engineering teams adopting MCP-based automation.