Content Overview
Here is a content map of the entire site. The articles follow a practical learning sequence and match the four stages in the navigation: beginner, intermediate, advanced, and mastery.
Status description:
- Published: The article has been completed and can be clicked to read.
- Under planning: The article structure has been established, the main text is still being written, and no reading link is provided yet.
All 22 planned topic articles have now been published.
Beginner stage — complete an AI Coding feedback loop first
| Sequence | Articles | Main Focus | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | How to Choose an AI Coding Tool: A Plain-Language Guide for Beginners | Execution, model management, verification | Published |
| 2 | Mainstream AI Coding Tools in 2026: Install and Compare Qoder, TRAE, CodeBuddy, Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex | Execution, tool selection, security boundaries | Published |
| 3 | AI Coding Quick Start: Develop a web application in 10 minutes | Input, execution, output | Published |
| 4 | From Localhost to a Global Website: Deploy with Codex, GitHub, and Cloudflare | Execution, deployment, verification | Published |
Stage goal: Understand mainstream AI Coding workflows, install one suitable tool, complete the loop from requirements to manual acceptance, and deploy the result as a globally reachable website.
Intermediate stage - establishing a stable delivery closed loop
| Sequence | Articles | Main Focus | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Let AI Coding Agent truly understand the project: from Rules to AGENTS.md | Input, execution, verification | Published |
| 2 | Why Does AI Coding Get Messier with Every Change? From Requirements to Spec-Driven Development | Input, execution, verification | Published |
| 3 | How Can AI Coding Maintain Code Quality? From Code Generation to Verification Engineering | Output, verification, quality evaluation | Published |
| 4 | MCP Panorama Guide: How AI can securely connect the real world | Execution, permission boundaries | Released |
| 5 | Let the AI Coding Agent open the browser and troubleshoot by itself: Chrome DevTools MCP practice | Execution, verification | Published |
Main line of the stage: Project rules → Requirement specifications → Result verification → External capability expansion → Browser debugging closed loop.
Advanced stage - accumulation of reusable abilities
| Sequence | Articles | Main Focus | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Context Engineering: How AI Coding Agents Find Their Way Through a Large Codebase | Input, execution, verification | Published |
| 2 | From Prompt to Agent Skill: Package Expert Knowledge as a Reusable Capability | Execution, capability reuse, quality evaluation | Published |
| 3 | From Rules and Skills to Plugins: Engineering Composable Agent Capabilities | Execution, capability reuse, security boundaries | Published |
| 4 | How to Break Down and Collaborate on Complex Tasks: The Multi-Agent Workflow for AI Coding | Execution, verification, collaboration boundaries | Published |
| 5 | Multica in Practice: Turning Multi-Agent AI Coding into a Managed Team Workflow | Execution, collaboration boundaries, team reuse | Published |
Main line of the stage: Context Engineering → Single Capability Encapsulation → Capability Combination → Complex Task Collaboration → Managed Collaboration Platform.
Master stage - Promoting large-scale team management
Main line of the stage: Visible usage → Understood BYOK → Understandable local controls → Attributable costs → Controllable calls → Evaluable capabilities → Sustainable team → Manageable lifecycle.
Supporting navigation
- Growth Route: Understand the progressive relationship between the four stages.
- Capability Map: View the capability structure from seven dimensions: input, execution, output, model, gateway, cost and quality.
- Agent Engineering: Go deeper into agent foundations, runtimes, capability orchestration, and production systems.
Unified writing requirements
Every formal article should contain:
- A real engineering problem, rather than starting from a conceptual definition.
- A set of reusable judgment framework or operating procedures.
- A minimal example or project case.
- Risks, applicable boundaries and common misunderstandings.
- Verifiable reader learning outcomes.