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ai-coding-guide

This is an open-source hands-on guide project for Chinese-speaking users, focused on explaining best practices for 10 mainstream AI programming tools. The content emphasizes "no concepts, only how to use them well," covering 66 Claude Code tips, prompt techniques for each tool, workflow design, copyable configuration templates, and ways for tools to collaborate. Each tool is organized according to the structure "Core Concepts → Quick Start → Prompt Techniques → Advanced Usage → Configuration Templates," and a quick reference table is provided to help users compare the 10 tools horizontally by type, context, configuration files, and common commands. The project also includes complete workflow demonstrations for real projects and ideas for multi-tool collaboration, aiming to help developers improve AI programming efficiency. The main repository (tutorials, templates, scripts) is permanently free and open source under the Apache-2.0 license, while the books under the book/ directory use the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license. The project is maintained by the "AI不止语" brand, and the most recent major update in 2026-09 verified information on the 10 tools according to the latest official documentation.

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Purpose

This repository is a hands-on guide to AI programming tools for Chinese-speaking users, with the goal of helping developers truly use AI programming tools and use them well. It is clearly distinguished from conceptual introductions and emphasizes "no concepts, only how to use them well," covering Chinese best practices for 10 mainstream AI programming tools, from prompt techniques to workflow design, and from mastery of a single tool to multi-tool collaboration.

Main Capabilities

  • Chinese best-practice content for 10 mainstream AI programming tools.
  • 66 Claude Code tips.
  • Copyable configuration templates and scripts.
  • Each tool is uniformly organized according to the structure "Core Concepts → Quick Start → Prompt Techniques → Advanced Usage → Configuration Templates."
  • Provides a "quick reference table" that compares the 10 tools horizontally on one page: type, context, configuration files, and common commands, helping users decide which to choose, how to configure it, and how to use it.
  • Covers how to run the complete workflow of real projects, as well as how different tools can each play to their strengths.
  • Provides extended learning resources, featuring 20+ high-quality GitHub repositories, blogs, and podcasts, categorized by topic (Prompt Engineering, MCP Ecosystem, Advanced Claude Code, Agent Engineering, Excellent Chinese Resources, Official Blogs).
  • Accompanying free learning content: Learn AI Programming from Scratch (182 lessons) + Build AI Agents from Scratch (40 lessons); the site has a total of 13 courses and 648 lessons, all at ¥0, and also includes AI painting, novel writing, comic drama, quantitative trading, DeepSeek, deep focus, and more.
  • Supports multiple languages: English / 日本語 / Español / 한국어 / 繁體中文.

How to Use

The repository is organized as folders and files, including tutorials, templates, and scripts. Users can first check the quick reference table for a horizontal comparison of tools, then enter the corresponding "Core Concepts → Quick Start → Prompt Techniques → Advanced Usage → Configuration Templates" learning path for the tool they use. Users who are already using the tools can go directly to the quick reference table, advanced tips, practical workflows, ecosystem projects, and other content. The main repository (tutorials / templates / scripts) is permanently free and open source under Apache-2.0, and individuals are welcome to use it without barriers. For contributing, see CONTRIBUTING.md; adding tips, fixing outdated content, and sharing collaboration experience can all be submitted via Issue or PR.

Applicable Scenarios

  • Chinese developers comparing 10 AI programming tools horizontally when selecting one.
  • When you need to [specific Users who write prompts and design workflows with AI programming tools.
  • Developers who want to advance from proficiency in a single tool to collaboration across multiple tools.
  • Users who need copyable configuration templates to get started quickly with AI programming tools.
  • Teams or individuals who want to understand AI programming practices by running a complete workflow through a real project.

Restrictions and Licensing

The main repository (tutorials / templates / scripts) is permanently free and open source under Apache-2.0; the book under the book/ directory uses CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, free for personal use, with authorization required for commercial use. Personal learning, research, blogging, and demos can be used freely with attribution to the source. For commercial collaboration, you can leave a message "cooperation" via the WeChat official account "AI不止语" (search AI_BuZhiYu), or submit an inquiry on GitHub Issues with the title prefixed by [BUSINESS]. The project's most recent major update was in 2026-09, verifying 10 tools against the latest official documentation (including Windsurf → Devin Desktop, discontinuation of the Gemini CLI personal edition, replacement of retired model IDs, etc.).

(Note: The materials do not provide the complete list of the 10 tools, the specific tips for each tool, the contents of the configuration templates, or installation commands and other details, so these are not expanded here.)