Integrations let Infoenon discover public material from open protocols. Integrated content remains controlled by its original publisher and is separate from Organization Studio content.
Semble community curation: Beta testing
Infoenon searches Semble’s public AT Protocol knowledge network for cards and collections whose titles, descriptions, or URLs match a query. These results provide community context after official and reference results; they are not official identities or claims.
- Links open their original URL.
- Save, connection, collection, curator-handle, and DID signals are shown when available.
- Local relevance checks prevent loosely related results from outranking an exact entity.
- The integration is enabled by default and can be disabled in Settings.
Standard.site and Offprint
Infoenon indexes public site.standard.publication and site.standard.document records stored on the AT Protocol. Compatible publications, including publications made with Offprint, can match by publication name, description, article title, tags, or article text.
- Publication ownership is linked using the repository DID in the record URI.
- Document contributors are linked by DID when contributor records are supplied.
- A domain is linked only when its Standard.site well-known record points to the same publication record.
- Results lead directly to the publisher’s website.
ATStore application directory: Beta testing
Infoenon can attach ATStore directory information to an existing application or organization result. ATStore does not create a second competing result: enrichment is accepted only when the listing’s product account DID exactly matches the DID already connected to the Infoenon result.
- Name similarity alone is never sufficient to combine a listing.
- Matched profiles may show the ATStore tagline, categories, community rating, review count, and directory link.
- ATStore reviews describe community opinion and do not affect Infoenon verification or ranking.
- The integration uses ATStore’s public directory XRPC endpoints and is enabled by default.
Keytrace identity proofs: Beta testing
When a result already has a confirmed AT Protocol DID, Infoenon reads that identity’s public dev.keytrace.claim records and independently verifies their cryptographic signatures using Keytrace’s open verifier.
- Claims may connect the DID to domains, GitHub, npm, ORCID, social profiles, and other supported identities.
- The matched identity’s PDS is queried directly; no Jetstream or firehose index is required.
- Only successfully verified, non-retracted claims are displayed.
- Claims provide supporting identity evidence and do not change profile status, ranking, or notability.
Plates restaurant menus: Alpha testing
Infoenon reads public menu.plates.profile and related menu records from restaurant-owned AT Protocol repositories. When a matched identity has published Plates data, its hours, address, menus, dishes, prices, and dietary labels can appear with that restaurant in search.
- Profiles are linked through their repository DID and AT handle, not by name alone.
- Menu data remains owned and controlled by the restaurant that published it.
- Infoenon does not infer allergens, availability, prices, or dietary information.
- The integration is disabled by default and can be enabled in Settings for testing.
- Alpha integrations may be incomplete, unstable, or unavailable for some searches.
Planned integrations
- Smoke Signal events
- Coming soon. Searchable public events, hosts, and attendance context linked through AT Protocol identities.
- Additional identity evidence
- Coming soon. Other public identity-proof providers may supplement the live Keytrace integration without creating a ranking bonus.
- Chive research
- Coming soon. Research records and author identities may be attached to their existing entity instead of shown as duplicates.