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1--- 2title: Implementations 3description: Projects and tools using Standard.site lexicons. 4date: 2026-02-10 5atUri: "at://did:plc:re3ebnp5v7ffagz6rb6xfei4/site.standard.document/3mek5jhpjfd2j" 6ogImage: opengraph-image-docs-implementations-v2.png 7--- 8 9import { LinkCard } from '@/app/components/docs' 10 11import { StandardSite } from '@/app/components/docs' 12 13# Implementations 14 15Projects and tools using <StandardSite /> lexicons to build interoperable platforms on AT Protocol. 16 17## Development Tools 18 19<LinkCard url="https://site-validator.fly.dev" /> 20 21## Migration Tools 22 23<LinkCard url="https://sequoia.pub" /> 24 25<LinkCard url="https://wordpress.wireservice.net" /> 26 27## Indexes & Discovery 28 29<LinkCard url="https://read.pckt.blog" /> 30 31<LinkCard url="https://docs.surf" /> 32 33<LinkCard url="https://potatonet.app" /> 34 35<LinkCard url="https://pub-search.waow.tech" /> 36 37<LinkCard url="https://standard-search.octet-stream.net" /> 38 39<LinkCard url="https://leaflet.pub/reader" /> 40 41## Building Your Own 42 43Building a tool or platform using <StandardSite /> lexicons? We'd love to hear about it! <StandardSite /> is a community-driven initiative, and new implementations help grow the ecosystem. 44 45### What to Build 46 47Some ideas for new implementations: 48 49- **RSS bridges**: Convert <StandardSite /> records to RSS/Atom feeds 50- **Static site generators**: Export <StandardSite /> content to static HTML 51- **Mobile readers**: Native mobile apps for reading <StandardSite /> content 52- **Import tools**: Import content from existing platforms to <StandardSite /> 53- **Content management**: Editors for creating <StandardSite /> records 54 55## Related 56 57- [Quick Start](/docs/quick-start) - Start implementing <StandardSite /> 58- [Publication lexicon](/docs/lexicons/publication) - Understand publication schemas 59- [Document lexicon](/docs/lexicons/document) - Understand document schemas