Bluesky just released Attie, an AI-powered app that automatically creates personalized feeds for users. Instead of manually choosing what you want to see, the AI builds custom feeds based on your interests.
This is Bluesky’s first major move into AI territory, showing they’re serious about competing with bigger social networks. While Twitter and Meta use AI behind the scenes, Bluesky is putting the power directly in users’ hands.
Your Feed, Your Rules
Attie works by analyzing what you like and creating themed feeds around those topics. Want a feed just about space news? Or only posts from musicians? The AI can build that for you automatically. This builds on Bluesky’s existing custom feed feature, but makes it much easier to use.
The app runs on Bluesky’s open atproto system, which means other developers can build similar tools. This is part of Bluesky’s strategy to stay decentralized while still offering features that rival big tech platforms.
Bluesky has been growing fast, gaining millions of users who left other platforms. But they’ve been playing catch-up on features that users expect from modern social networks.
What’s Next
Expect Bluesky to add more AI features as they compete for users. The company is betting that giving people more control over their feeds will attract users tired of algorithm-driven timelines they can’t customize. If Attie works well, other social platforms might copy the approach.