Bluesky has developed an AI assistant called Attie that helps users create custom social media feeds through natural language prompts, according to an announcement from the company. The tool was built by Bluesky’s chief innovation officer Jay Graber and her new Exploration team as what Graber calls an “agentic social app” based on the company’s open-source AT Protocol framework.
Users can input prompts in natural language to generate social feeds without coding knowledge. Example prompts on the Attie website include “Show me electronic music and experimental sound from people in my network” and “Builders working on agent infrastructure and open protocol design.” The system allows users to describe the types of posts they want to see, and the coding agent builds the corresponding feed.
“It feels more like having a conversation than configuring software,” Graber described Attie in a blog post. “You describe the sort of posts you want to see, and the coding agent builds the feed you described.” The assistant operates as a separate application from Bluesky’s main platform, though both are built on the same AT Protocol framework.
Graber emphasized that users are not required to use the AI assistant, maintaining it as an optional tool. However, the shared AT Protocol foundation could enable cross-app implementation between Attie, Bluesky, and other applications built on the same framework.
Attie is currently available through an invite-only closed beta program. Users interested in accessing the tool can join a waitlist on the Attie website while the company manages the limited rollout.
