Bluesky expands Attie into open social research tool with Quests
Attie’s new Quests feature could turn Bluesky into a more capable research platform across the AT Protocol, potentially boosting growth and monetization opportunities
At a glance
- Attie gains a feature called Quests that lets users ask for information and news across the Atmosphere
- Atmosphere includes Bluesky and any app that integrates with the AT Protocol
- Bluesky’s registered user base is about 45.6 million; growth slowed after reaching ~40 million last October
- Attie launched in March and is currently in beta, with a waitlist for invites; it remains free for now and may move to premium later
The story
Bluesky’s AI assistant Attie is expanding into a new open-ended research tool, with a feature called Quests that lets users ask it for information and news spreading across the broader Bluesky network, nicknamed the Atmosphere. The Atmosphere includes Bluesky itself and any app that integrates with the AT Protocol, Bluesky said.