Bluesky Platform & Feeds
Bluesky Platform & Custom Feeds
Bluesky runs on an open protocol, and much of what creators need to know is really about how the platform itself works. These explainers cover custom feeds and how to get into them, how lists, starter packs and feeds differ, the AT Protocol, the platform’s real follow and rate limits, and the newer features worth understanding.
How to Get Your Posts Into Bluesky Custom Feeds
Custom feeds are how most discovery happens on Bluesky. Here's how feeds choose which posts to show, and practical ways to get yours included.
Bluesky Lists vs. Starter Packs vs. Custom Feeds: When to Use Each
Lists, starter packs, and custom feeds do three different jobs on Bluesky. Here's what each one does, where they overlap, and which to use when.
Bluesky Follow Limits and Rate Limits, Explained
Bluesky has no follow cap. It has a shared hourly action budget that only automated tools hit. The real numbers, and which limits you read about are myths.
What the AT Protocol Actually Means for Creators
The AT Protocol is meant to give creators an identity and audience they own, not rent. What that means in practice today, and what's still just a goal.
Bluesky's 10-Minute Video Limit: What It Means for Creators
Bluesky raised its video limit to 10 minutes. What it enables, what it doesn't change about reach or revenue, and how to post long video well.
Bluesky Attie: What Creators Need to Know About Its AI-Powered Feeds and Research Tools
Bluesky's Attie AI builds custom feeds and now powers Quests, a research tool. What's confirmed, what's still unclear, and what it means for creators.
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