Trending Now - Bluesky Unveils Attie: Ai-powered Tool for Tailored Feeds

WHO:

Techmeme - Jay Graber is no longer the CEO of Bluesky but is still involved with the development of Attie.

TechCrunch - Bluesky's CEO and the team from Bluesky are involved in the development of the new app, Attie.

Engadget - Jay Graber, Bluesky's chief innovation officer, is leading the development of Attie.

WHAT:

Techmeme - Attie is described as an AI assistant that allows users to build custom feeds, rather than being a social network.

Engadget - Users can input prompts like "Show me electronic music and experimental sound from people in my network" to generate feeds.

Engadget - Attie is currently available in an invite-only closed beta, with a waitlist available on its website.

TechCrunch - Attie is described as an "agentic social app" that utilizes Claude AI to assist users in building custom feeds.

Engadget - Users can input prompts such as "Builders working on agent infrastructure and open protocol design" to generate feeds.

Techmeme - Attie is described as an AI assistant that allows users to build custom feeds, rather than being a social network.

TechCrunch - Bluesky has launched a new app called Attie, which is described as an "agentic social app."

Engadget - Attie is designed to help users create custom social media feeds using natural language prompts.

Engadget - Users can input prompts like "Show me electronic music and experimental sound from people in my network" to generate feeds.

Engadget - Attie is currently available in an invite-only closed beta, with a waitlist available on its website.

WHERE:

Engadget - The app Attie is built on Bluesky's open-source framework called the AT Protocol.

WHEN:

Engadget - The app Attie is currently in a closed beta as of March 2026.

WHY:

Engadget - The motivation behind Attie is to allow users to build custom feeds without needing coding knowledge.

HOW:

Engadget - Graber stated, "We built the AT Protocol so anyone could build any app they imagine on top of it," emphasizing the accessibility of the platform for non-coders.

Engadget - Graber stated, "It feels more like having a conversation than configuring software," regarding how users interact with Attie.

Engadget - Graber stated, "We built the AT Protocol so anyone could build any app they imagine on top of it," emphasizing the accessibility of the platform for non-coders.

Engadget - Graber stated, "It feels more like having a conversation than configuring software," regarding how users interact with Attie.

Engadget - Users interact with Attie by describing the types of posts they want to see, and the app generates the feed based on those descriptions.

(UPDATED March 30, 2026 05:39 UTC)

Techmeme reports that Attie is an innovative AI assistant designed to help users create custom feeds instead of functioning as a traditional social network. Users can input specific prompts, such as "Show me electronic music and experimental sound from people in my network," to generate tailored content, and currently, Attie is available in an invite-only closed beta with a waitlist on its website. Graber highlighted the accessibility of the platform, stating that it allows anyone, even those without coding skills, to build apps, and he noted that interacting with Attie feels more like having a conversation than configuring software.

(UPDATED March 30, 2026 01:19 UTC)

A new social app called Attie has been launched, utilizing Claude AI to help users create personalized feeds. Users can enter prompts like "Builders working on agent infrastructure and open protocol design" to generate tailored content. The app's creator, Graber, highlighted that the AT Protocol was designed to be accessible for everyone, allowing anyone to build their own applications without needing coding skills.

(UPDATED March 29, 2026 21:03 UTC)

Jay Graber is stepping down as CEO of Bluesky but will continue to work on the development of Attie, an AI assistant designed to help users create custom feeds instead of functioning as a social network. Graber described the interaction with Attie as feeling "more like having a conversation than configuring software." This shift marks a significant change in the direction of Bluesky's offerings.

(UPDATED March 29, 2026 17:07 UTC)

Bluesky has launched a new app called Attie, which is described as an "agentic social app" designed to help users create custom social media feeds using natural language prompts. Led by Jay Graber, Bluesky's chief innovation officer, Attie allows users to input specific requests, like asking for electronic music and experimental sound from their network, to generate tailored feeds. Currently in an invite-only closed beta, interested users can join a waitlist on the app's website to experience this innovative tool built on Bluesky's open-source AT Protocol.