Reddit thread roasts Astra: its coding capability was never good
YakFull8300 · reddit · 2026-09-23
A Reddit user posted that Astra's coding capability has never been good, with a screenshot as evidence (image content not viewable in this feed). A model-reputation/criticism post.
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