Bluesky is expanding Attie, its AI-powered app built on the same open AT Protocol as its social network, from a custom-feed builder into a tool anyone can use to create websites, games, tools, lists and quizzes.
TechCrunch reports Attie originally launched in March as a way for people who do not code to build custom feeds for Bluesky. A new create mode, launched October 15, widens that into general creation, letting users build interactive pages from a prompt and modify them through conversation. Creations get a custom attie.app link and can be shared anywhere, including on Bluesky.
Bluesky has said Attie projects will be public by default under the protocol's open philosophy, with private projects planned later, and that data for creations shared to Bluesky is stored on the user's own data server. Users can download their code, and changes are published once the creator approves them.
Attie is available on iOS, Android and the web, with a free starting tier and plans from $12 a month, according to TechCrunch. Android support for create mode is expected to follow soon.
