Bluesky wants to make vibecoding more social. The company has added the ability to create games, websites, quizzes, and polls using text queries to its AI service Attie. And Bluesky's social network can help find an audience for these applications.
Bluesky wants to make vibecoding more social. The company has added the ability to create games, websites, quizzes, and polls using text queries to its AI service Attie. And Bluesky's social network can help find an audience for these applications.
This is reported by TechCrunch.
Previously, Attie allowed you to create personalized news feeds using AI. Now, you can describe your idea in words and have it create a game, website, or other interactive application. Each such project will have its own link to attie.site, which you can share with friends or followers.
Attie connects created projects with their authors' profiles on the decentralized AT Protocol network, which Bluesky runs on. So users will be able to engage their audience on the social network with their project. Attie will also suggest ideas for new projects based on available information about the user.
“Today, vibecoding is mostly a one-person activity. I want to be able to create something together or for a whole group of people,” explained Bluesky CEO Tony Schneider.
Previously, dev.ua wrote that in March 2026, Bluesky introduced the AI assistant Attie, which allowed users to create their own feed of posts using text queries.
