Along the River During Qingming as a real-time 3D site

Tom Krcha had Astra generate two locomotives purely from TypeScript geometry functions, including code-driven wheel motion and explode/reassemble animation, running smoothly in the browser.

Ashe used Astra to build a site that pulls the male body apart into 2,234 parts from BodyParts3D, with skeleton, muscle, organ, vessel and nerve layers. A learning tool built from one prompt that went hugely viral.

Thread by the researcher who ran Astra end to end, from one image and a goal to a decoded message in roughly six hours.

Developer-focused first reaction asking whether Astra ends programming jobs, with live coding demos.