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An actor is an AT Protocol primitive that denotes the author of a record or repository. It broadly refers to a user, service, or bot account that can perform actions within the protocol.

Actors are commonly identified with a unique DID, such as did:plc:bv2ckchoc76yobfhkrrie4g6.

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	An '''actor''' is an AT Protocol primitive that denotes the author of a record or repository. It broadly refers to a user, service, or bot account that can perform actions within the protocol.		An '''actor''' is an AT Protocol primitive that denotes the author of a record or repository. It broadly refers to a user, service, or bot account that can perform actions within the protocol.

	Actors are commonly identified with a unique [[~~Decentralized Identifier\|~~DID]], such as <code>did:plc:bv2ckchoc76yobfhkrrie4g6</code>.		Actors are commonly identified with a unique [[DID]], such as <code>did:plc:bv2ckchoc76yobfhkrrie4g6</code>.