Bluesky’s Attie tool now lets anyone build sites and games on AT Protocol
Bluesky is pushing its AI tool Attie well past custom feed creation. At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, the open social network announced a new capability called social vibe coding that lets anyone build websites, games, quizzes, and more directly on the AT Protocol.
What Changed
Attie launched as a tool for building custom feeds on Bluesky. The expansion turns it into a broader AI-powered creation layer for the AT Protocol. The new social vibe coding feature appears aimed at non-developers who want to ship small interactive projects without writing code from scratch.
Why It Matters for Builders
Bluesky is betting that AT Protocol becomes a platform for more than social posts. If Attie lowers the barrier to publishing interactive content natively on the protocol, it opens a distribution channel that does not depend on centralized app stores or third-party hosting. That is a different surface area than Substack or Linktree, and worth watching if you are thinking about where decentralized audiences are forming.
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