The engineering, ideas, and architecture behind agentic development — written by the team building it.
Not a copilot bolted onto an editor — an IDE designed from the first commit around an agent that reads, plans, and edits across your whole codebase.
Completion is reactive; it waits for your cursor. Agentic development is proactive — describe the goal and the agent reads, plans, and executes across files.
An agent is only as good as what it knows. A look at the live graph of files, types, and dependencies that lets CodeAstra reason about your whole project.
Two people — and an AI agent — editing the same file at once, always converging, never overwriting. The data structure that makes it possible.
No Docker, no VM, no server — sub-second, disposable, sandboxed environments that make it safe to let an agent write and run code.
Software teams don't only write code — they design, document, and pitch. A look at bringing three visual surfaces onto the same collaborative files.
Frontier models each have strengths — and outages. Why CodeAstra runs on a fallback chain and lets you switch models without losing context.
A walkthrough of building a full-stack SaaS — schema to deployment — in a single sitting, describing what you want instead of how to build it.