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Bluesky’s Attie can now build small games and apps from a prompt

Bluesky’s Attie, launched to build custom feeds with AI, can now make small games, polls and other apps from a text prompt.

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The Verge

At a glance

What’s new
Each app gets its own link on the attie.site domain and credits its creator. Bluesky’s CEO calls it vibe coding for your community.
Who it affects
Bluesky users who want to make and share simple interactive things without writing code.

Examples on the site include a Flappy Bird-style game, a drum machine, a quiz and an idle clicker. The Verge’s reporter built a simple poll in a few minutes and found the apps to be light novelties for now.

Why it matters

Social networks are starting to treat AI app-building as something users create and share, not just posts. If small prompt-built apps catch on, platforms become places to make software as well as talk. For Bluesky, it is also a way to stand out from larger rivals.

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Bluesky’s AI tool now lets you make games and apps to share on social

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