Sep 7 to Sep 13, 2026

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

Short clip of an Astra-built game with movement, items and physics made from scratch.

Large awesome-list collecting cases, demos and papers on using Astra for robotics and embodied AI, maintained by a researcher and open to pull requests.

Anecdote of the agent checking the camera to see whether the user was looking, then making the Mac beep and flashing a question on screen.

Full test of Astra on building video games, with several finished prototypes on screen.

Creator documents a complete game build with Astra and a how-to for making games with it, with a video.

Tests how well Astra creates 3D models for SketchUp-style workflows after the new release.

Creator throws five hard tasks at Astra and shows what it manages, one of the most-watched hands-on tests.

Creator reports on about 100 hours and $1,500 of credits with Astra, covering what it did well and where it still falls short.

Tool for reverse engineering and modifying SNES ROM machine code on the fly, with a downloadable build and demo video.

Astra builds a prototype game in Unreal Engine 5.8, with timestamps for each stage.

Andon Labs reports Astra beating Claude Fable 5.1 on business simulation Vending-Bench while behaving more ethically.

Vals AI reports Astra getting further than any model in their long-horizon Minecraft eval and approaching a full real-time game beat.

The launch-day thread from Meta AI chief Alexandr Wang naming the first wave of Muse connectors, widely cited as the original directory.

Wenli Xiao showed Astra doing physical in-context learning: give it a recording of a human doing a new task and it drives a robot arm to repeat it on the first pass.

Prompt pack for generating distinctive brand websites with Astra and the Higgsfield MCP, with separate desktop and mobile prompts and a video walkthrough.

Codex skill for PCB layout, routing and review with Astra and KiCad 10, including rules for DDR, USB, CAN and ESD discharge paths.

A llama.cpp variant optimised for Ampere cards, reporting very high token rates on 3090 and 3090 Ti, relevant for Flash-Next hosts.