Authenticate
AT Protocol OAuth identifies the DID controlled by the participant. The browser SDK handles PKCE, DPoP, callback processing, and session storage.
AT Protocol · creator-controlled
Join Made Sick.
Keep your identity yours.
Made Sick does not create a separate password account. You authenticate with an AT Protocol identity, then choose whether to publish a participant record in your own repository. After connecting, the Made Sick card opens in PIXIE OS; you return here to confirm publication. Nothing is published by opening PIXIE.
Not connected.
Connect an AT Protocol identity
Already have an identity? Enter your handle. If you do not have one yet, you can ask your PDS to take you through account creation.
Authentication happens with your identity provider. Made Sick never asks for your AT Protocol password.
CONNECTED IDENTITY
Authenticated AT Protocol identity
Participant record is live.
Joining does not verify a diagnosis, legal identity, employment, authorship, or any other claim. It establishes identity control and affirmative directory participation only.
If you see a permission error after permissions change, use Log out and reconnect. OAuth grants are attached to the session; reconnecting is required to receive the updated permission set.
Consent
The participant separately agrees to directory publication. Authentication alone never enrolls anyone.
Publish to your repo
Made Sick writes one org.made-sick.participant record to the participant's own repository. The participant can withdraw it from this page.