Bookai top is a Chinese-language website focused on AI learning and practice, maintained by "Huashu." The website describes its positioning as a learning guide prepared for people willing to get hands-on, with the core idea being: pick a specific problem, try it out step by step, and then apply the methods learned to your own matters.
Purpose and learning paths The website provides four learning paths for users to choose from according to their current needs:
- Start with asking questions: state your needs clearly and let AI help sort things out, write, and solve specific problems, involving ChatGPT questioning methods.
- Collaborate with AI in the editor: start from a small page and gradually build your own tool, involving AI programming assistants such as Cursor.
- From the first conversation in the terminal to project configuration and practical combat: build reusable AI programming methods, involving Claude Code.
- From basic dialogue and prompts to reasoning and code tasks: understand and use domestic large models, involving DeepSeek. The website suggests trying to solve a small problem after finishing each section, and provides actually usable open-source workflows (Skill), which can be used for tasks such as making presentations, cleaning up spreadsheets, and organizing research.
Main content The website includes tutorial articles, the Orange Book, open-source Skill, and the "Huashu Column." The column continuously records product releases, practical tutorials, and working methods. Example articles listed on the site include: What Is AI: A Beginner's Guide to Artificial Intelligence, The Complete Beginner's Guide to Cursor, ChatGPT Domestic Mirrors, An Analysis of DeepSeek R1's Deep Reasoning Capabilities, and others. The official website also mentions that the author does not write code, that products such as the Little Cat Fill Light were made with AI, and that he is the author of "One Book to Master DeepSeek."
How to use Users can choose a tutorial on the website to start learning, advance along one of the four paths, practice hands-on while reading the Orange Book, and then try to create their own works through the open-source Skill. The website also mentions "finding out why the same set of prompts sometimes works well and sometimes badly," which is one of its content directions.
Applicable scenarios Suitable for people who want a systematic introduction to AI tools such as ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, and DeepSeek, and who are willing to solve specific problems in writing, programming, data processing, and research organization through hands-on practice.
Limitations and notes The website pages contain promotional content such as shared rentals, carpooling, and discount codes, such as ChatGPT Plus/Pro shared rentals, GPT carpooling, discount code huasheng, Netflix and other shared rental information, as well as promotions for "domestic direct connection" services. These are third-party promotions or serviceinformation, different in nature from the tutorial content, and users need to judge for themselves when using it. The page also displays GitHub sampling data (as of 2026-09-26) and account Followers counts, and explains that Star and Fork are the sum of counts from one's own public non-Fork repositories and do not represent deduplicated numbers of people.
Other notes The website does not provide clear information on pricing, charging models, or platform support scope, and none is currently provided. The specific tutorial content, how to obtain the Orange Book, and the complete list of open-source Skill must be based on the website's actual pages.
