bluesky has introduced a new app called attie, which enables users to design their own custom feeds. the app uses anthropic's claude to allow users to interact in natural language, making it easy to curate content based on personal preferences. attie operates independently from the main bluesky app and is built on the at protocol.
for indie game developers, attie offers a straightforward way to create tailored content feeds without needing coding skills. this could be useful for developers looking to engage users with personalized content or for those who want to build community-driven experiences. the app is currently in beta testing with initial users from the atmosphere conference.
as of now, attie can be used to build and view custom feeds, which will later integrate with bluesky and other at protocol apps. future updates may allow users to create their own social apps using attie, expanding its functionality further.
consider experimenting with attie to enhance user engagement in your projects. using natural language commands can streamline the process of content curation and improve the overall user experience.