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A Chinese-language tutorial collection covering four AI coding/agent tools - Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, and WorkBuddy - with 50 full tutorials plus one cheat sheet, aimed at taking readers from first install to team-level adoption.
A Chinese-language tutorial collection covering four AI coding/agent tools - Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, and WorkBuddy - with 50 full tutorials plus one cheat sheet, aimed at taking readers from first install to team-level adoption.Is this one tutorial or four separate learning tracks bundled together?It is four separate but complementary tracks - a programming track (Claude Code), an assistant/automation track (OpenClaw), a multi-surface agent track (Codex), and an office-work track (WorkBuddy) - described as a '4-line learning path'.
It is four separate but complementary tracks - a programming track (Claude Code), an assistant/automation track (OpenClaw), a multi-surface agent track (Codex), and an office-work track (WorkBuddy) - described as a '4-line learning path'.How is the content organized and where should a beginner start?Each tool has its own numbered series of markdown tutorials (Claude Code 13, OpenClaw 12, Codex 14, WorkBuddy 11); newcomers are pointed from the README quick-start into Claude Code 01, OpenClaw OC-03, or Codex CX-01 depending on which tool they want.
Each tool has its own numbered series of markdown tutorials (Claude Code 13, OpenClaw 12, Codex 14, WorkBuddy 11); newcomers are pointed from the README quick-start into Claude Code 01, OpenClaw OC-03, or Codex CX-01 depending on which tool they want.Do I need to follow all four tool tracks, or can I just pick one?Each track is self-contained - you can study just Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, or WorkBuddy on its own, since the WorkBuddy track targets non-technical office teams and is explicitly designed to not conflict with the three developer-focused tracks.
Each track is self-contained - you can study just Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, or WorkBuddy on its own, since the WorkBuddy track targets non-technical office teams and is explicitly designed to not conflict with the three developer-focused tracks.Does the guide stay accurate as these fast-moving tools update?Key version numbers are cross-checked against official release notes (e.g. Claude Code v2.1.222, OpenClaw v2026.7.1-2, Codex App 26.727), but the author warns that details can still drift quickly upstream, so readers should verify against their own installed version.
Key version numbers are cross-checked against official release notes (e.g. Claude Code v2.1.222, OpenClaw v2026.7.1-2, Codex App 26.727), but the author warns that details can still drift quickly upstream, so readers should verify against their own installed version.Who is this guide meant for?It targets four roles with different entry points: beginners getting a first low-risk task done, developers wanting to plug AI into real projects, team leads building review/security standards, and companies or universities designing training programs.
It targets four roles with different entry points: beginners getting a first low-risk task done, developers wanting to plug AI into real projects, team leads building review/security standards, and companies or universities designing training programs.What is WorkBuddy?WorkBuddy is Tencent's AI office-assistant desktop app, sharing an account and credits with CodeBuddy, aimed at non-technical office workers who use WeChat Work and Tencent Docs rather than a command line.
WorkBuddy is Tencent's AI office-assistant desktop app, sharing an account and credits with CodeBuddy, aimed at non-technical office workers who use WeChat Work and Tencent Docs rather than a command line.How much content does the guide actually include?50 full tutorials plus one cheat sheet, over 800,000 characters of Chinese markdown, 1500+ code/command/config examples, and 250+ FAQ entries.
50 full tutorials plus one cheat sheet, over 800,000 characters of Chinese markdown, 1500+ code/command/config examples, and 250+ FAQ entries.Why cover Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, and WorkBuddy together instead of separately?Because real teams mix tools in practice - Claude Code for deep local coding, OpenClaw for messaging-platform automation, Codex for multi-surface (App/CLI/Web) collaboration, and WorkBuddy for non-technical office staff - so the guide explains how to choose between them and set permission boundaries when used together.
Because real teams mix tools in practice - Claude Code for deep local coding, OpenClaw for messaging-platform automation, Codex for multi-surface (App/CLI/Web) collaboration, and WorkBuddy for non-technical office staff - so the guide explains how to choose between them and set permission boundaries when used together.What are similar projects?awesome-chatgpt-zh, Agent-Learning-Hub, ai-guide, vibe-coding-cn, awesome-agent-skills, Awesome-GitHub-Repo, harness-engineering, awesome-openclaw-tutorial
awesome-chatgpt-zh, Agent-Learning-Hub, ai-guide, vibe-coding-cn, awesome-agent-skills, Awesome-GitHub-Repo, harness-engineering, awesome-openclaw-tutorialWhich topics is it in?claude-ai, ai-assistant, chinese-language, openclaw, guide, anthropic, learning-resources, china, documentation, claude, learning, ai-agent
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