Claude Code & OpenClaw & Codex & WorkBuddy Chinese Tutorial

This tutorial is organized around four parallel tracks, one per tool: Claude Code for terminal-based programming, Codex App for a desktop workflow, OpenClaw as a personal assistant, and WorkBuddy for office tasks such as reports and spreadsheets, each with its own installation guide and a first exercise using supplied fictional data, such as reproducing and fixing a bug, or turning scattered notes into a short weekly report. A reader is meant to complete one exercise, check the result against a provided comparison, and only then move on to deeper material or their own project.

The author, who has a background in game production and project management, wrote each track from tasks common in that kind of work: coordinating multiple departments, tracking milestones, and processing data. Version references throughout the guide are checked against official release notes as of a stated date, since AI tool behavior changes quickly.

It is distributed under the MIT license.