Bluesky has announced an expansion of its 'Attie' AI tool, which was originally introduced earlier this year to help users build custom social media feeds. The updated functionality now allows users to create small, interactive social applications, including games, dashboards, and polls, by simply entering text prompts. According to Bluesky CEO Toni Schneider, the tool is intended to facilitate 'vibe coding'—a process designed to help communities build custom tools for social interaction.

Once a user provides a prompt, the AI generates the application, which can then be published and shared as a standalone website. The process is designed to be accessible, with simple applications taking only a few minutes to generate. While the platform is positioning this as a way to empower users to build for their specific communities, the feature is currently limited to smaller-scale projects. The Verge reports that the tool is already functional, noting that a simple poll regarding video games was generated in a short amount of time. The company is framing this as a move toward more community-driven development, allowing non-programmers to create digital experiences that function within the broader social ecosystem of the platform.