AI BriefingBluesky Unveils Attie, an AI App Built on Claude
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Bluesky has unveiled Attie, an AI app that uses Claude to design customized social feeds through natural language.
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Bluesky has unveiled Attie, a standalone AI product built on Anthropic's Claude.
The core of Attie is that users can design the social feed they want entirely through natural language conversation, with no code required. For example, by chatting a request like "just show me AI research trends," the AI instantly creates a customized feed.
Because it leverages Bluesky's open protocol, ATProto, it immediately reflects the user's follows and interests, and the feeds it creates have excellent portability, remaining usable as-is across other ATProto-based apps.
Development was led by Bluesky co-founder Jay Graber, with the goal of using AI to return algorithmic control to users. It is currently in a private beta stage, and the plan is to evolve it into a 'vibe-coding' tool that lets users build their own entire social apps.
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