constellation · actor grid
<atproto-verification>
Accounts that published an app.bsky.graph.verification record naming this subject. Decentralized 'I vouch for this account' claims.
Live
<atproto-verification src="handle.bsky.social"></atproto-verification>Attributes
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
src * | string | — | Handle or DID. |
limit | number | 16 | Avatars per page. |
constellation | string | — | Override the Constellation endpoint. |
Parts
External CSS can target these via atproto-verification::part(<name>) { ... }.
| Part | What it is |
|---|---|
head / grid / actor / actor-avatar / loadmore / empty | Same parts as all actor-grids. |
What is verification here
ATProto's verification lexicon is experimental. There's no gatekeeping authority — anyone can publish a verification record naming any DID. The meaning is "this account (the issuer) claims the subject DID is who it says it is." Value comes from which accounts are issuing — a trusted publication verifying someone matters more than a random account verifying the same person.
This component doesn't filter by trust. It surfaces every verification claim against the subject; you decide which issuers to trust.
Related
<atproto-followers> / <atproto-mentions>
for other accounts-pointing-at-subject patterns.
<atproto-backlinks> shows verification alongside
everything else.