Bluesky expands Attie to create shareable games and social apps
Bluesky has expanded its Attie AI tool so users can generate small social apps, including games, polls and dashboards, by describing what they want in a prompt. The apps can be shared as standalone websites, extending Attie beyond its original purpose of helping people create custom feeds.
Bluesky CEO Toni Schneider described the approach as “social vibe coding” for communities. Examples featured on Attie include a Flappy Bird-style game, a drum machine, a quiz and a celery-themed idle clicker; each has its own attie.site link and credits its creator. The apps are currently lightweight novelties, though the article’s author found the drum machine enjoyable.
- Attie now creates shareable mini apps from prompts.
- Examples include games, polls and a drum machine.
- Apps have their own links and creator credits.
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Bluesky is a social network where people post messages and follow others. Attie is an AI tool made for Bluesky that first helped users put together custom feeds, which collect posts based on their interests.
The new feature lets people describe a simple app they want, such as a game, poll or dashboard, and Attie generates it. These creations can be shared as websites, with a link and credit for the person who made them.
The change could give communities another way to make and share things together. For now, the examples are small, playful projects rather than full-featured apps.
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Originally published by The Verge as “Bluesky’s AI tool now lets you make games and apps to share on social”.