Bluesky Expands AI-Powered Attie App for Website and Game Creation
At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, Bluesky announced new features that allow users to create interactive experiences on the AT Protocol.
Open social network Bluesky has announced new tools expanding its AI-driven experimental platform, Attie, enabling everyday users to build interactive experiences such as websites, games, quizzes, and polls.
New Capabilities of the Attie Platform
Open social network Bluesky has announced a new tool that goes beyond its flagship app, allowing creators to design interactive experiences such as websites, quizzes, games, and polls.
AT Protocol and Social Experiences
The new tool was launched as an expansion of Attie, an experimental platform offering artificial intelligence technology to create customized social feeds.
These user-generated games and sites are hosted on the AT Protocol, which powers Bluesky and other applications comprising the decentralized social web.
Community-Driven AI Coding
In an interview at the Disrupt event, Bluesky CEO Toni Schneider stated that this new feature ushers in an era of social vibe coding for communities.
Schneider noted that existing AI coding experiences are typically solitary, but the goal with Attie is to enable group-based building together.
Expansion and Distribution Advantage
While creators log into Attie using their ATProtocol credentials, the platform delivers recommendations based on public Bluesky profiles.
Bluesky COO Rose Wang emphasized that content created with Attie can reach target audiences directly thanks to the distribution network provided by Bluesky.
Future Plans and Private Data Support
Attie serves as a testing ground for new ideas and forms a key part of plans aimed at boosting activity on the network.
While alpha tests are ongoing for private data—the most requested feature by developers—this functionality is planned to be rolled out by the end of the year.