One-shot with Astra: a working French kids' reading-shelf site, still just a prototype
RachelVT42 · x · 2026-09-05
- The author tested whether Google's Astra could one-shot a decent website, producing "Petits lecteurs" — a bookshelf site for children learning to read French while living mostly in English.
- Content is organized by reading stage: phonics decodables (e.g. Sami et Julie CP level), a Montessori decodable collection, with per-book fit notes and parent guidance.
- It's explicitly a prototype; a more polished version is in the works.
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