Astra seems to be extremely capable, but prefers to write extremely dense, hard to read…
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Astra seems to be extremely capable, but prefers to write extremely dense, hard to read code. Even with docs it seems to sometimes decide to drop delimiters because it "compresses output" What I would suggest is always use Luna/Terra subagents to write code, and have Astra deal with high level architecture.
Posted by Doug Colkitt (51.3k followers) 13 days ago · 190 likes · 35.7k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Vibe Coding Radar as Skills & agent setups.
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