# Astro AI Blog

> Astro starter with AI built in: the site answers questions, summarizes, translates and explains itself. Blog, docs and landing page included. One script tag, no backend.

Author: Mika Tan. I write about building small, fast websites and the tools around them.

## Posts

- [Hello from a blog that answers back](https://starter.onetagai.com/blog/hello-from-a-blog-that-answers-back/): What changes when every post can summarize itself, translate itself and answer questions, with no server behind the site. (meta, ai)
- [How to add posts](https://starter.onetagai.com/blog/how-to-add-posts/): Frontmatter fields, the AI switches per post, drafts, tags and where images go. (guide)
- [How "Ask the author" answers](https://starter.onetagai.com/blog/how-ask-the-author-answers/): The persona, the rules, what the model sees, and why answers stop at the edge of the post. (ai, guide)
- [Translate in place, not on another site](https://starter.onetagai.com/blog/translate-in-place/): Why the Translate button rewrites the post where it is, how it keeps headings and code, and what it does with your language. (ai, i18n)
- [What a TL;DR leaves out](https://starter.onetagai.com/blog/what-tldr-leaves-out/): Summaries are useful and lossy. Here is how the TL;DR button is prompted, and the kinds of sentences it tends to drop. (ai, writing)
- [Reading level and plain English](https://starter.onetagai.com/blog/reading-level-and-plain-english/): A button that rewrites a post in plainer words, for readers who are tired, new to the topic, or reading in their second language. (ai, accessibility)

## Full text

- [llms-full.txt](https://starter.onetagai.com/llms-full.txt): every post in one file