Bluesky's AT Protocol is developer-friendly, but the platform still enforces rate limits and anti-spam measures. Our 4G/5G mobile proxies let you build bots, manage multiple handles, and access the firehose without IP-based blocks.
The AT Protocol is open by design, but Bluesky's PDS servers still enforce limits. Here's what you need to know.
The Bluesky firehose streams all public posts in real-time. High-volume consumption requires distributed IPs to avoid connection throttling. Mobile proxies provide the IP diversity you need.
Bluesky's XRPC API has rate limits per IP. When building bots, feed generators, or analytics tools, rotating mobile IPs lets you scale requests beyond single-IP limits.
Running your own Personal Data Server? Mobile proxies help when federating with bsky.social or other PDS instances that might rate-limit your server's IP address.
Bluesky allows custom handles via domain verification. Manage multiple accounts for clients, brands, or personas. Each gets a dedicated mobile IP.
Build feed generators, moderation bots, or engagement tools. Mobile proxies ensure your bot traffic looks legitimate.
Collect data on trending topics, user growth, and engagement patterns. Mobile proxies enable high-volume data collection.
Bluesky is growing fast. Establish accounts and build followings now before the platform becomes more competitive.
// Using @atproto/api with PROXIES.SX
import { BskyAgent } from '@atproto/api'
import { HttpsProxyAgent } from 'https-proxy-agent'
const proxyAgent = new HttpsProxyAgent(
'http://user:pass@gate.proxies.sx:8080'
)
const agent = new BskyAgent({
service: 'https://bsky.social',
// Pass proxy agent to fetch
})
await agent.login({
identifier: 'your-handle.bsky.social',
password: 'your-app-password'
})
// Now all requests route through mobile proxy
await agent.post({
text: 'Hello from mobile proxy!'
})Our proxies work with the official @atproto/api package and any HTTP client.
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