Who Is Bluesky'S New App? It Lets You Type Yourself A Custom Feed

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Bluesky is launching Attie, a standalone artificial intelligence assistant designed to help users construct personalized social media feeds through natural language commands rather than traditional scrolling or filtering tools. The project represents the company's strategic pivot away from building another network toward developing an AI sidekick that curates content based on user input and preferences.

Key Points

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Bluesky unveiled Attie at the Atmosphere conference on March 29-30 to showcase its new AI-powered product.
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Attie allows users to create custom social media feeds by typing prompts rather than coding, powered by Anthropic's Claude model and Bluesky AT Protocol infrastructure.
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The platform is currently in beta testing with attendees at the conference who are expected to serve as early adopters of this new feature set.

Developments

[Mar 30, 19:25] Bluesky's former CEO Jay Graber stepped down and took on the role of chief innovation officer at Bluesky to lead its AI initiatives.

[Mar 30, 17:48] The team behind social media platform Bluesky is working on a standalone product called Attie designed with artificial intelligence assistance for creating custom algorithmic feeds.

[Mar 30, 17:48] Bluesky's next major release is an AI assistant named Attie that helps users build social media feed algorithms without requiring coding knowledge.

[Mar 30, 17:48] At the Atmosphere conference on March 29-30, Bluesky's former CEO Jay Graber and CTO Paul Frazee unveiled Attie.

[Mar 31] Bluesky showed off its latest product-in-development at the Atmosphere conference, which is an AI-enabled app for making custom feeds.

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Bluesky's chief innovation officer Jay Graber and her Exploration team launched "Attie," a separate AI assistant built on Bluesky's open-source AT Protocol framework that allows users to generate custom social media feeds using natural language prompts without coding knowledge. Currently available only in an invite-only closed beta, Attie operates independently but leverages the same underlying technology as its parent platform and other potential apps developed within it.

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Bluesky's former CEO and CTO unveiled "Attie," an AI assistant powered by Anthropic Claude that allows users with no coding experience to build custom feeds using natural language on their own AT Protocol data via a standalone app, which is currently in closed beta. The team plans for Attie eventually evolve into full agentic tools capable of generating entire applications directly within the open protocol ecosystem and other atproto apps without requiring traditional programming skills.