constellation · actor grid
<atproto-reposters>
Avatar grid of accounts that reposted a post.
Live
<atproto-reposters src="at://..."></atproto-reposters>Attributes
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
src * | string | — | Post AT-URI or bsky.app URL. |
limit | number | 16 | Avatars per page. |
constellation | string | — | Override the Constellation endpoint. |
Parts
External CSS can target these via atproto-reposters::part(<name>) { ... }.
| Part | What it is |
|---|---|
head | 'N reposts' counter. |
grid | Avatar grid container. |
actor / actor-avatar | Each avatar tile. |
loadmore / empty | Pagination + empty-state. |
What it does
The repost sibling of <atproto-likers>. Same actor-grid
base, same parts, same styling hooks — just queries
app.bsky.feed.repost:subject.uri instead of the like collection.
Why reposts matter differently than likes
A like is ephemeral endorsement; a repost is a commitment to put the content in front of the reposter's followers. On most platforms, repost is the signal with reach — likes are private, reposts propagate. For engagement analytics, reposters is often the more interesting grid.
Related
<atproto-likers> for likes, <atproto-quoters>
for quote-posts (different from reposts — quotes include new commentary).