Astra Code effectively handles a wide range of programming languages, which makes it a good fit for developers working across different technology stacks. It should offer strong support for popular languages, frameworks, and day-to-day development workflows, while still maintaining consistent performance and intelligent code assistance. Astra Code should also provide more flexibility through extensions, so developers can customize the IDE to match their individual workflows. It would be especially helpful to have seamless migration for settings, extensions, themes, keybindings, and other configurations from existing IDEs such as VS Code, Cursor, or other editors, so the transition feels smooth and requires minimal rework. Affordable pricing should be a major focus, particularly for individual developers and small businesses. Astra Code could provide low-cost AI models and flexible plans, allowing developers and smaller teams to access powerful coding assistance without the high subscription costs that come with many existing AI coding tools. Finally, Astra Code should support both Nepali and international payment methods, so subscriptions are accessible to developers and businesses in Nepal as well as users globally. Offering local payment options alongside international cards and other payment providers would make the platform easier to adopt across different markets.