Claude Code AI Team Agents: How AI Collaborates on Your Codebase
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Read postAstroDemo is an open-source starter that demonstrates Astro's island architecture, Content Collections, and static-site generation — all without a single byte of unnecessary JavaScript.
Pages ship as pure HTML and CSS. JavaScript is opt-in, per component, only when genuinely needed.
Type-safe Markdown with Zod schema validation — catch frontmatter errors at build time, not runtime.
Static output means any CDN works — Netlify, Vercel, GitHub Pages, Cloudflare, or a plain S3 bucket.
Semantic HTML, WCAG AA contrast ratios, skip links, visible focus rings, and keyboard navigation baked in.
Every component and layout is fully typed. No implicit any, no exceptions — the compiler is your safety net.
Opt components into the client selectively — client:idle, client:visible — hydrating only what users interact with.
Explore how Claude Code's AI team agents work together to plan, implement, and review code — transforming the way development teams ship software.
Read postHow to implement a persistent dark mode toggle using CSS custom properties, a data-theme attribute, and a tiny inline script that runs before first paint.
Read postWhy CSS custom properties make a better design token system than preprocessor variables, and how this site uses them for consistent theming.
Read postHow Astro Content Collections and Zod schemas keep your Markdown frontmatter validated and your TypeScript compiler happy.
Read postAn introduction to this demo site built with Astro, exploring static site generation, Content Collections, and zero-JS by default.
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