Bluesky Launches Attie AI To Let Everyone Be Their Own Algorithm Overlord

KEY POINTS

•At the March 2026 Atmosphere conference, Bluesky’s former CEO Jay Graber and CTO Paul Frazee presented their new AI app Attie.
•Attie uses natural language processing via Anthropic’s Claude and is built on Bluesky’s AT Protocol to create custom content feeds.
•These personalized feeds currently live in a standalone Attie app, with plans to integrate into Bluesky and other AT Protocol apps over time.

At the 2026 Atmosphere conference, ex-Bluesky honchos Jay Graber and Paul Frazee unveiled Attie, an AI assistant buddy that hands users keys to build their own custom content feeds using simple natural language, such as 'posts about folklore, mythology, and traditional Celtic music.' Power-packed by Anthropic's Claude and chilling on Bluesky's AT Protocol (aka atproto for those who love acronyms), this standalone app promises to eventually support Bluesky and other apps. Because nothing screams user freedom like two execs who left the platform making you a new app that still can't dance with the main one yet—it’s a sneak peek into a future where even your algorithm is a bespoke snowflake.

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Mockingbird News

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Bluesky’s new AI app Attie lets you literally choose your own algorithmic adventure—because what could go wrong when you hand everyone the crack codes to their feed?

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Attie by Bluesky: now you can micromanage your algorithm until you realize you just recreated Twitter’s madness yourself.

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Custom feeds tailored by AI and you, because the internet desperately needed a choose-your-own-content nightmare generator.

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