app.standard-reader.labelerSubscription

Subscribes the reader to a labeler service (like adding a Bluesky moderation service). Presence of the record means subscribed; deleting it unsubscribes. The rkey is derived from the labeler DID so each labeler maps to a single record.

Details · record, key any
Kindrecord
Record keyany
Authoritystandard-reader.app
Indexed

Record

record · key any

Properties

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

When the reader subscribed to the labeler.

labeler

requiredstring · did

DID of the labeler service being subscribed to.

labels

array

Per-label visibility overrides for this labeler's label values.

itemsref
Reference

#labelPref

object

How the reader wants a single label value from this labeler treated.

Properties

val

requiredstring

The label value this preference applies to.

  • maxLength: 128

visibility

requiredstring

ignore = show normally; warn = content warning / blur; hide = filter out.

  • maxLength: 16
  • knownValues: ignore | warn | hide

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  • Subscribes the reader to a labeler service (like adding a Bluesky moderation service). Presence of the record means subscribed; deleting it unsubscribes. The rkey is derived from the labeler DID so each labeler maps to a single record. Successor to app.standard-reader.labelerSubscription, nested under the labeler NSID group.

  • Subscribe the calling reader to a labeler service (writes an app.standard-reader.labeler.subscription record to their repo; legacy readers may still have an app.standard-reader.labelerSubscription record, which is migrated on next subscribe).

  • User preferences for the Margin application.

  • Registers a Standard Reader labeler. This record is the single source of truth for a labeler: its identity, where to reach its label server, how it presents, and its label-value definitions. Indexed off the network like any other record (the owner of the record is the labeler's author); the label server itself only answers com.atproto.label.queryLabels / subscribeLabels.

  • Resolve a single labeler by DID or handle (for previewing before subscribing), with the calling reader's subscription state. Discovered the standard way via the DID document's #atproto_labeler service.