Dev texts random SF track ideas to Astra agent, which ships each one
blakesamic · x · 2026-09-08
A developer shared his AI coding workflow: after building a small racing game, he now just texts random San Francisco track ideas to Astra, an agent that keeps shipping them one by one.
The demo showcases agents that can continuously take feature requests and autonomously deliver code — the human only pitches ideas while the agent handles all implementation, a fun example of vibe coding in practice.
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